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1 1 | result. For so hath it seemed good to the Lord our God, who,
2 1 | and so confirmed us in our good hope, that we believed that
3 1 | general council during our own good pleasure, and that of the
4 1 | with great show of mutual good will towards each other;
5 1 | hold that council with the good wishes and favour of the
6 1 | looking forward to those good wishes, whilst watching
7 1 | time, for the time of thy good pleasure, 0 God, we were
8 1 | the will of God, and the good of the Christian commonweal.
9 1 | weakness. For, upon engaging in good works, it often happens,
10 1 | conducive to the common good, to their own welfare, and
11 1 | religion; the restoration of good and the correction of evil
12 4,1| this council has thought good, that the Symbol of faith
13 7,1| that seek him; and, Be of good faith, son, thy sins are
14 7,1| faith co-operating with good works, increase in that
15 7,1| Labour the more that by good works you may make sure
16 7,1| venially at least, in every good work; or, which is yet more
17 7,1| grace, as he has begun the good work, so will he perfect
18 7,1| by pleasing speeches and good words, seduce the hearts
19 7,1| that is, on the merit of good works, and on the nature
20 7,1| Apostle: Abound in every good work, knowing that your
21 7,1| faithfully rendered to their good works and merits. For this
22 7,1| accompanies and follows their good works, which without it
23 7,1| so much is attributed to good works, that Christ promises,
24 7,1| justified, it hath seemed good to the holy Synod to subjoin
25 7,1| as well as those that are good, not permissively only,
26 7,1| increased before God through good works; but that the said
27 7,1| one saith, that, in every good work, the just sins venially
28 7,1| just ought not, for their good works done in God, to expect
29 7,1| justified sins when he performs good works with a view to an
30 7,1| any one saith, that the good works of one that is justified
31 7,1| that they are not also the good merits of him that is justified;
32 7,1| the said justified, by the good works which he performs
33 7,2| affairs; it hath seemed good to the sacred and holy Synod
34 7,2| the church, it hath seemed good to appoint and ordain in
35 7,2| shall seem expedient for the good government of the churches
36 8,1| reformation, has thought good to ordain as follows,-saving
37 8,1| deem it expedient for the good of the churches that it
38 10,1| doth resolve, that it is good, opportunie, and expedient,
39 11,1| was prorogued during the good pleasure of the sacred Council. ~ ./.
40 11,2| Christian world, it seems good, opportune, and expedient,-
41 14,1| repudiated, it hath seemed good to the holy Synod to subjoin
42 14,3| agree, and they be of a good life, in good esteem and
43 14,3| they be of a good life, in good esteem and reputation; and
44 14,5| articles as to them shall seem good, and to confer and dispute,
45 14,5| hath furthermore seemed good to the holy Synod, that
46 15,1| confers grace without any good motion on the part of those
47 15,2| UNCTION~It hath also seemed good to the holy Synod, to subjoin,
48 15,5| forasmuch as it is with very good reason that dioceses and
49 16,2| forthwith be able at their good pleasure,- to return freely
50 16,2| and security shall stand good and endure, both from and
51 16,2| things,- It promises and in good faith pledges Itself, shall
52 16,2| promises in sincere and good faith, without fraud or
53 17,1| the blessing of the all good and all powerful God, the
54 17,2| But at length the Lord, good and merciful, who is never
55 17,2| Almighty God, and for the good of the Universal Church,
56 19,1| disorder; It hath thought good, that Fathers specially
57 19,3| forthwith be able at their good pleasure, to return freely
58 19,3| these securities shall stand good and endure, both from and
59 19,3| things It promises, and in good faith pledges Itself, shall
60 19,3| promises in sincere and good faith, without fraud or
61 20,1| has, for cerain just and good reasons, thought fit to
62 23,1| as it comprises all the good things signified by those
63 23,4| proceeded with, has thought good that the following things
64 24,1| things which it hath seemed good to the sacred Synod to teach
65 24,2| and by the example of all good works, to feed them; to
66 24,2| minor orders shall have a good testimonial from their parish
67 24,2| by the example of their good conduct, by their assiduous
68 24,2| same day. ~Such as have a good testimonial, and have been
69 24,2| priesthood, shall have a good testimonial, and be persons
70 24,2| that a shining example of good works and a lesson how to
71 24,2| for promoting the common good of the Church; for the Synod
72 25,4| enabled to obtain from God a good pastor. ~And as regards
73 25,4| than to study to promote good pastors, and such as are
74 25,4| and competent testimony of good and learned men on the subject
75 25,4| church, above all things, good and fit pastors; and this
76 25,4| banishing heresies; to maintain good morals, and to correct such
77 25,4| their subjects, and for the good of their respective dioceses.
78 26,2| God for men; that it is good and useful suppliantly to
79 26,4| honour and worship, and the good of the churches, in those
80 26,4| they grudge not, out of the good things that are given them
81 26,4| amendment of life, it shall seem good to their superiors, for
82 26,4| expedient for the public good, to relax at times the restraint
83 26,4| and at times a greater good, shall require that some
84 26,8| all pastors, that, like good soldiers, they sedulously
85 27 | solemn processions in this good city, which were assisted
86 27 | committed to the press in our good city, that so it may be
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