Document,  Part

1  4,1|     reforming of manners, for the sake of which chiefly It is assembled,
2  7,1|   propitious to them for Christ's sake; and they begin to love
3  7,1|         mercy of God for Christ's sake; yet is it not to be said,
4  7,1|          remits sins for Christ's sake; or, that this confidence
5  8,1|           were instituted for the sake of nourishing faith alone;
6 15,5|         diocese, not even for the sake of augmenting divine worship,
7 16,1| themselves Protestants, for whose sake It had deferred the publication
8 26,3|          the universities for the sake of their studies, they shall
9 27  |           and equal zeal, for the sake of God's honour, and the