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 1      6, IV   |     arrested, not now as being a Christian, but as being a criminal!
 2     41, I    |  associate them into the bond of Christian charity. But since the obstinate
 3     51, XIV  |   magistrate, to say that I am a Christian, that I am not allowed to
 4     51, XXIV |        Church of Christ is not a Christian. Although he may boast himself,
 5     54, XIII |        blushed or feared to be a Christian before, may not afterwards
 6     54, XVIII|    Church? heretics concerning a Christian? wounded men about a whole
 7     62, Arg  |          WATER IS UNDERSTOOD THE CHRISTIAN CONGREGATION.~
 8     67, VIII |         God, nor the strength of Christian virtue or faith so languished,
 9     67, VIII |         of others press down the Christian faith into ruin, but rather
10     72, XVI  |         for the circumvention of Christian truth, opposing to us the
11     72, XIX  |        blaspheming tongue? Can a Christian, can a servant of God, either
12     74, X    |          arose against us of the Christian name; and this after the
13     74, XVII | understand that the truth of the Christian Rock is overshadowed, and
14     75, VI   |          themselves declare that Christian unanimity is linked together
15     75, XIII |         be esteemed a legitimate Christian, who by the law and right
16     76, II   |        be execrated by us. For a Christian body is not very greatly
17     82, I    |    commanded upon the subject of Christian laymen and bishops, and