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 1  3,1|       mouth, and with the same confession of faith, glorify God, and
 2  4,1|     before all other things, a confession of faith is to be set forth;
 3  5,1|     laid the foundation of the Confession of faith, will proceed,
 4  7,1|       but also the sacramental confession of the said sins,-at least
 5 14,1|   without previous sacramental confession. This the holy Synod hath
 6 14,1|     celebrate without previous confession, let him confess as soon
 7 14,2|     declares, that sacramental confession, when a confessor may be
 8 15,1|   himself, to wit, contrition, confession and satisfaction, are as
 9 15,1|     voluntary. ~CHAPTER V. ~On Confession. ~From the institution of
10 15,1|    understood, that the entire confession of sins was also instituted
11 15,1|        penitents enumerated in confession, even though those sins
12 15,1|        presumption declared in confession, as the custom of pious
13 15,1|        with an open and modest confession. Wherefore, while the faithful
14 15,1|        also to be explained in confession, because that, without them,
15 15,1|        impious to assert, that confession, enjoined to be made in
16 15,1|        as a whole in that same confession; for which sins we confidently
17 15,1|       the very difficulty of a confession like this, and the shame
18 15,1|      be made known by a public confession. Wherefore, whereas the
19 15,1| whereas the secret sacramental confession, which was in use from the
20 15,1|     not ashamed to teach, that confession is alien from the divine
21 15,1|        but that the precept of confession should be complied with,
22 15,1|     secret sins by a voluntary confession made to any individual whatsoever.
23 15,3|   Penance, to wit, contrition, confession, and satisfaction, which
24 15,3|        either that sacramental confession was instituted, or is necessary
25 15,3|     sin; but (saith) that such confession is only useful to instruct
26 15,3|        any one saith, that the confession of all sins, such as it
27 15,3|       joke; or saith, that the confession of the penitent is not required,
28 15,3|     secret sins by a voluntary confession; let him be anathema. ~CANON
29 16,2|        especially those of the Confession of Augsburg,- who shall
30 16,2|       which the Germans of the Confession of Augsburg, who may be
31 19,3|        especially those of the Confession of Augsburg, who shall come,
32 19,3|       which the Germans of the Confession of Augsburg, who may be