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 1 Arg  |         AND TELLS US WHAT PRAYER OUGHT TO BE.~
 2 IV   | sacrifices with God's priest, we ought to be mindful of modesty
 3 IV   |        wordiness a petition that ought to be commended to God by
 4 V    |        saying, "But in the heart ought God to be adored by thee."~
 5 VII  |          gathered in what way we ought to approach to prayer, let
 6 VIII |        gives an example which we ought to follow in our prayers,
 7 IX   |        and has become God's son, ought from this point to begin
 8 X    |                           X.~Nor ought we, beloved brethren, only
 9 XI   |      allowed us thus to pray! We ought then, beloved brethren,
10 XI   |      when we call God Father, we ought to act as God's children;
11 XVII |       heaven, we reasonably, who ought to be like God our Father,
12 XIX  |          the word of his Master, ought to ask for his daily food,
13 XX   | character of the prayer, what he ought to be.~
14 XXVII|    remains nothing further which ought to be asked. When we have
15 XXIX |       without sin, how much more ought sinners to pray; and if
16 XXIX |         petitions, how much more ought we to watch nightly in constantly
17 XXXI |    praying, beloved brethren, we ought to be watchful and earnest
18 XXXI |         reminded that he himself ought to think of nothing but
19 XXXI |           but the soul and mind, ought to be praying to the Lord
20 XXXI |         is asleep with his eyes, ought to be awake with his heart,
21 XXXV |       for Christians wherein God ought not frequently and always