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 1 1 |       stirred up in the souls of men, like unto that charity
 2 1 |  conviction home to the minds of men.~
 3 2 |         He has preferred to help men by the instrumentality of
 4 2 |        by the instrumentality of men. And, as in the natural
 5 2 |          be communicated amongst men save by means of external
 6 2 |        His laws, conversing with men.~
 7 3 |        which are administered by men specially chosen for that
 8 4 |       name under Heaven given to men whereby we must be saved" (
 9 4 | communicate without stint to all men, and to transmit through
10 4 |       new and unheard-of race of men. That the one Church should
11 4 |        Church should embrace all men everywhere and at all times
12 5 |         through which He renders men partakers of holiness and
13 5 |       Church, which is His body, men wish to set up another. "
14 6 |          perfect concord amongst men, from which concurrence
15 7 |     could not unite the minds of men if left to the human intellect
16 7 |          to insure this union of men's minds-to effect and preserve
17 8 |     successors to choose fitting men, to endow them with like
18 8 |         same command to faithful men, who shall be fit to teach
19 8 |          passed away other tried men should carry on their ministry" (
20 9 |    doctrine by the wickedness of men, by cunning craftiness,
21 10|  Wherefore Jesus Christ bade all men, present and future, follow
22 10|    inasmuch as it is composed of men. For this reason we find
23 10|      this it is easy to see that men can fall away from the unity
24 12|         secure to any society of men unity or strength. The words-and
25 12|       the power of governing all men for whose salvation Jesus
26 15|          priest of God, and that men lose sight of the fact that
27 16|       able to move the hearts of men and to incline them as and