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 1 1 |       divine wisdom, which Jesus Christ the Saviour of men came
 2 1 |       re-establish all things in Christ that are in heaven and on
 3 2 |                     2. In truth, Christ our Lord, setting Himself
 4 5 |        divine authority of Jesus Christ. He bore witness to the
 5 8 |     bestowed from on high. Jesus Christ, who restored our human
 6 9 |         taught,"(9) namely, that Christ our Lord raised marriage
 7 9 |    Husbands, love your wives, as Christ also loved the Church, and
 8 9 |       and cherisheth it, as also Christ doth the Church; because
 9 9 |        sacrament; but I speak in Christ and in the Church."(11)
10 9 |      according to the command of Christ, be holy and inviolable
11 10|         to it. By the command of Christ, it not only looks to the
12 10|        God and our Saviour Jesus Christ."(17)~
13 11|     Since the husband represents Christ, and since the wife represents
14 11|         the head of the wife; as Christ is the head of the Church. . .
15 11|         the Church is subject to Christ, so also let wives be to
16 13|                              13. Christ, therefore, having renewed
17 18|        bright with the wisdom of Christ Jesus.~
18 20|     sacrament is, by the will of Christ Himself, so much a part
19 21| altogether absurd to assume that Christ our Lord condemned the long-standing
20 21|      murder the rising Church of Christ. Still less could anyone
21 23|         a sacrament as well. For Christ our Lord added to marriage
22 24|         the mystical nuptials of Christ with the Church. But the
23 36|         no one doubts that Jesus Christ, the Founder of the Church,
24 38|        charge the doctrine which Christ our Lord taught us; which
25 38|          ages by the faithful of Christ.~
26 39|          wives or husbands; that Christ, the Author of the New Covenant,
27 40|      woman among the faithful of Christ which is not a sacrament,