Book, Chapter

 1      I, 3 |   heretical pravity. But the Christian verity has distinctly declared
 2      I, 3 |    is the great Supreme, our Christian verity has rightly declared, "
 3      I, 21|      but such as reposes its Christian faith in the Creator. But
 4      I, 24|     s subjects, both Jew and Christian, are all excepted. Now,
 5      I, 29|   but one marriage under the Christian obedience, maintained by
 6    III, 8 |      weight and fruit of the Christian name, is denied although
 7     IV, 3 | contrary, the mystery of the Christian religion begins from the
 8     IV, 4 |     facts and records of the Christian religion, which certainly
 9     IV, 17|     the perfect light of the Christian discipline, through the
10     IV, 17|      then he may convict the Christian, should he suspect a mote
11      V, 3 |      were the spies of their Christian liberty must be thwarted
12      V, 7 |   only in the Lord," that no Christian should intermarry with a