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 1 Pref  |    broadest scoffs even against Christ himself than hear the Pope
 2 Praise|      age, and the next place to Christ in the other world, which
 3 Praise|       than Peter, Paul, or even Christ himself. But these things
 4 Praise|         room, and how long time Christ lay in the Virgin’s womb;
 5 Praise|      more than one filiation in Christ; whether it be a possible
 6 Praise|    whether it was possible that Christ could have taken upon Him
 7 Praise|        at what time the body of Christ hung upon the cross; or
 8 Praise|      the difference the body of Christ has in heaven from that
 9 Praise|        with the same worship as Christ Himself, if at least the
10 Praise|   endeavor how they may be like Christ, but how they may differ
11 Praise|         the time will come when Christ, not regarding any of these
12 Praise|       for want of speaking. But Christ, interrupting them in their
13 Praise|     flock either put it over to Christ or lay it all on their suffragans,
14 Praise|     very lives for the flock of Christ: though yet what need at
15 Praise|        that supply the place of Christ, if they should endeavor
16 Praise|         corn of that salt which Christ speaks of: so much wealth,
17 Praise|      trouble; as believing that Christ will be well enough pleased
18 Praise|      these most holy fathers in Christ and His vicars hurl with
19 Praise|       enflamed with the love of Christ, they contend with fire
20 Praise|       the Church, the spouse of Christ, when the enemy, as they
21 Praise|   prelates, who not only suffer Christ to run out of request for
22 Praise|  further, whereas the Church of Christ was founded in blood, confirmed
23 Praise|  augmented by blood, now, as if Christ, who after his wonted manner
24 Praise|        it has no agreement with Christ; and yet, omitting all the
25 Praise|        which, by the command of Christ, one Christian owes another.
26 Praise|  initiated to the world, not to Christ, lay the burden on the regulars;
27 Praise|         which agrees that which Christ himself in the Gospel denies,
28 Praise|           They are ministers of Christ, the same am I,” and by
29 Praise|        agreeable to the mind of Christ as are fire and water to
30 Praise|      prepare for the encounter, Christ, intending to take out of
31 Praise|        when the sum of all that Christ taught pressed only meekness,
32 Praise| provision to carry it on. As if Christ having altered his mind,
33 Praise|         doctrine of a crucified Christ, but furnished at all points
34 Praise|     likely they had done it, if Christ had ever intended, as this
35 Praise|        place, “We are fools for Christ’s sake.” You have heard
36 Praise|        in those mystical Psalms Christ speaking to the Father says
37 Praise|  unlabored wits, in like manner Christ ever abhors and condemns
38 Praise|       prudent.”~And again, when Christ gives Him thanks that He
39 Praise|   people and lack-wits. And yet Christ professes to be the shepherd
40 Praise|         even the very best?~And Christ himself, that he might the
41 Praise|         And stronger is that of Christ upon the cross when he prayed
42 Praise|         signs. Now the death of Christ is represented by it, which