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 1 1 |        moved the goodwill of all men to a very great degree,
 2 2 |        the Vicar of Christ, that men looked with confidence to
 3 4 |          midst of wrong thinking men, and to recall the Christian
 4 6 |       look into the kind of life men lead everywhere, it would
 5 6 |       life."1 For in truth, most men, with little care whence
 6 6 |       for the most part unheard. Men more advanced in age encounter
 7 6 |        exists in the world; that men and beasts have the same
 8 7 |      difficulty in this class of men, because on the one hand
 9 8 |     which afflict all classes of men. These poisonous doctrines
10 8 |         what reason is there for men to undertake toil and suffering
11 9 | providence and divinity, so also men can only be healed by His
12 10|       the cross."7 Wherefore let men understand this specially,
13 11|        should be no salvation to men without strife and pain.
14 11|       salvation remains for such men, or on what hope can they
15 11|       the age is barren of brave men. Bring back a Christian
16 11|         and thereby the minds of men will regain their firmness
17 12|     appeased, and desires to aid men, having promised openly
18 12|         it. Nay, He even invites men to ask, and almost insists
19 13|          and its absence in many men. For that virtue is especially
20 13|         in the daily conflict of men do not permit states to
21 14|          your light shine before men, that they may see your
22 14|          a mirror to the rest of men. "There is nothing which
23 14|        them."19 Therefore if all men must watchfully heed against
24 14|          from every desire, will men have a generous zeal for
25 14|       how sad it is that so many men, redeemed by Jesus Christ,
26 14|    salvation of all; and in this men must take heed not to be