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 1 9 |        seek," in order that they may be able, when they have "
 2 13|      this rule of faith--that we may from this point acknowledge
 3 14|         in its proper order, you may seek and discuss as much
 4 14|      seeking, in order that they may palm their essays upon us
 5 14|         repel them, so that they may know that it is not Christ,
 6 15|          completed),--so that we may now join issue on the contention
 7 15|        the Scriptures, that none may be admitted to the use thereof
 8 20|           Christ Jesus our Lord (may He bear with me a moment
 9 20|         deriving them, that they may become churches. Indeed,
10 23|      allege,) in order that they may from this construct that
11 23|          that a fuller knowledge may possibly have afterwards
12 23|        those who preceded him. I may here say to those who reject
13 27|         WHOLE DOCTRINE OF TRUTH, MAY NOT THE CHURCHES HAVE BEEN
14 27|      suggestions of distrust you may find put forward by the
15 30|          traitor! So that no man may from this defend heresies.
16 32|         apostolic age, that they may thereby seem to have been
17 37| PERVERTERS OF CHRIST'S TEACHING, MAY NOT CLAIM THE CHRISTIAN
18 37|          in order that the truth may be adjudged to belong to
19 37|     Christian Scriptures; and it may be very fairly said to them, "
20 39|  wherewith we also, my brethren, may fairly expect to have "to
21 39|        for faith, that the elect may be made manifest,(and) that
22 39|          and) that the reprobate may be discovered. And therefore
23 41|           to undertake cures--it may be even to baptize. Their
24 42|          our edifices, that they may erect their own. Only deprive
25 43|         nature of their conduct, may be estimated the quality
26 44|          treatises. To those who may devote their leisure in