Chapter

 1 2 |       murderer. Else, both the devil's ingenuity in malice, and
 2 2 |       fortifies us against the devil's depths, would have but
 3 3 |  without an idol. But when the devil introduced into the world
 4 5 |    serpents--that is, from the devil's angels--while, through
 5 5 |       itself, it hanged up the devil slain; or whatever other
 6 6 |      how have we renounced the devil and his angels, if we make
 7 10|    birthday; every pomp of the devil is frequented. Who will
 8 10| conferred on vanity. Hence the devil gets men's early faith built
 9 18|     has counted as part of the devil's pomp. For He would not
10 18|      can be no other's but the devil's. If you have forsworn "
11 18|      If you have forsworn "the devil's pomp," know that whatever
12 18|        and the standard of the devil, the camp of light and the