Document,  Part

 1  3,1 |           mildest utterance of the words spoken, that neither the
 2  4,1 |         expressed in the very same words in which it is read in all
 3  5,2 |        that temerity, by which the words and sentences of sacred
 4  5,2 |            in any way to apply the words of sacred Scripture to these
 5  6,2 |            to them, with wholesome words, according to their own
 6  7,1 |            law of grace. ~By which words, a description of the Justification
 7  7,1 |            faith and freely, those words are to be understood in
 8  7,1 |         pleasing speeches and good words, seduce the hearts of the
 9  7,1 |            lost,-are to be set the words of the Apostle: Abound in
10  8,1 |            sort of metaphor, those words of our Lord Jesus Christ;
11 14,1 |         can scarcely express it in words, yet can we, by the understanding
12 14,1 |    testified, in express and clear words, that He gave them His own
13 14,1 |           Body, and His own Blood; words which,-recorded by the holy
14 14,1 |          wine, by the force of the words; but the body itself under
15 14,1 |          read in the Apostle those words full of terror; He that
16 15,1 |        which action so signal, and words so clear, the consent of
17 15,1 |         true this meaning of those words of our Lord, condemns the
18 15,1 |     sacrament, falsely wrest those words to the power of preaching
19 15,1 |       consists, is placed in those words of the minister, I absolve
20 15,1 |         absolve thee, &c: to which words indeed certain prayers are,
21 15,1 |         this sacrament, that those words of our Lord, Whatsoever
22 15,2 |          be forgiven him. In which words, as the Church has learned
23 15,2 |         and furthermore that whose words, "By this unction," &c.
24 15,2 |   sacrament are explained in those words; And the prayer of faith
25 15,2 |         obscurely delivered in the words above cited. For it is there
26 15,2 |      variance with the perspicuous words of so great an apostle.
27 15,3 |          any one saith, that those words of the Lord the Saviour,
28 15,3 |       retained; by virtue of which words every one is able to absolve
29 16,2 |            Scriptures, aiid by the words, passages, and reasons of
30 19,3 |      sacred Scriptures, and by the words, passages, and reasons of
31 23,1 |            Testament; and by those words, Do this in commemoration
32 23,1 |          composed, out of the very words of the Lord, the traditions
33 23,2 |           one saith, that by those words, Do this for the commemoration
34 23,2 |          part of the canon and the words of consecration are pronounced
35 23,3 |          may be comprised in a few words: first, as relates to covetousness:--
36 24,1 |          of deacons; and teach, in words the most weighty, what things
37 24,1 |  ordination, which is performed by words and outward signs, no one
38 25,1 |         when rehearsing those last words as having been uttered by
39 25,1 |           before by Adam, by these words; What therefore God hath
40 25,3 |             or, he shall use other words, according to the received
41 25,4 | notwithstanding whatsoever form of words may have been used therein,
42 25,4 |         declared, that, by certain words used previously, the usual
43 25,4 |   published,-in explanation of the words contained in a decree published
44 25,4 |             that, by the foregoing words, the usual manner of treating
45 26,3 |           under whatsoever form of words expressed, even those called
46 26,4 |        notwithstanding any form of words therein employed, or any
47 26,4 |       under whatsoever clauses and words, have been ordained in this
48 26,15|        cardinals, replied in these words : Acceding to the petition