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 1 2 |         to the teachings of the faith of Christ. They know nothing
 2 2 | ignorance of those mysteries of faith which must be known and
 3 4 |     commands us to honor God by faith, which is of the mind, by
 4 5 |         so long as the light of faith is not entirely extinguished;
 5 5 |    extinguished; but if lack of faith is added to depraved morality
 6 12|       teaching the rudiments of faith and of the divine law to
 7 12|    knowledge of the elements of faith. It is, so to speak, bread
 8 13|       or other of the truths of faith or of Christian morality
 9 14|    themselves to defense of the faith and to its spread, or who
10 15|       of the chief mysteries of faith; who on hearing the name
11 16|        It follows, too, that if faith languishes in our days,
12 16|         to say, in excuse, that faith is a free gift of God bestowed
13 16|         in Christ, the habit of faith is given, but this most
14 16|        and the Holy Spirit, has faith within him, but he requires
15 16|        Thus wrote the Apostle: "Faith then depends on hearing,
16 23|       instruct in the truths of faith and in the practice of Christian