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 1  7,1|        wood of the cross, and made satisfaction for us unto God the Father;
 2  7,1|           absolution; and likewise satisfaction by fasts, alms, prayers,
 3 15,1|         contrition, confession and satisfaction, are as it were the matter
 4 15,1|      necessity and on the fruit of Satisfaction. ~Finally, as regards satisfaction,--
 5 15,1| Satisfaction. ~Finally, as regards satisfaction,--which as it is, of all
 6 15,1|          whilst we thus, by making satisfaction, suffer for our sins, we
 7 15,1|           him. But neither is this satisfaction, which we discharge for
 8 15,1|        them have in view, that the satisfaction, which they impose, be not
 9 15,1|            of the merit and of the satisfaction of our Lord Jesus Christ
10 15,1|         entire efficacy and use of satisfaction. ~CHAPTER IX. ~On Works
11 15,1|           CHAPTER IX. ~On Works of Satisfaction. ~The Synod teaches furthermore,
12 15,1|       through Jesus Christ to make satisfaction to God the Father, not only
13 15,3|        contrition, confession, and satisfaction, which are called the three
14 15,3|        order to impose a canonical satisfaction; or saith that they, who
15 15,3|            the guilt, and that the satisfaction of penitents is no other
16 15,3|             If any one saith, that satisfaction for sins, as to their temporal
17 15,3|            any one saith, that the satisfaction, by which enitents redeem
18 23,4|  whatsoever; and ever after entire satisfaction and absolution, he shall
19 25,4|        they shall be bound to make satisfaction to the parties for the damages