Chapter

 1 Pre  |             because the kingdom of God consists not of eloquence,
 2 Pre  |         but by fishermen, although God could certainly have adopted
 3 I    |         but an eternal reward from God. For, although we ourselves
 4 II   |           rather to the service of God.5 For, when he was of the
 5 II   |          devoted to the service of God, when he was twelve years
 6 III  |           Martin, that man full of God, recognized that a being
 7 III  |      acknowledging the goodness of God in what had been done, and
 8 IV   |         now to become a soldier to God: let the man who is to serve
 9 V    |       whose faith in the things of God was then regarded as of
10 V    |            he preached the word of God to the robber. Why should
11 VII  |          by means of the Spirit of God that power was present,18
12 XIII |         urged them rather to honor God whom he himself served.
13 XIII |          you have any trust in thy God, whom you say you worship,
14 XIV  |            and to confess that the God of Martin ought to be worshiped,
15 XV   |         overwhelmed by the fear of God, he entreated for pardon.
16 XIX  |            consecrated the girl to God, and devoted her to perpetual
17 XX   | appointment, and that the favor of God did not seem wanting to
18 XXII |          that through the mercy of God, those are to be absolved
19 XXIII|      angels passed between him and God; and now he wished that
20 XXIII|           Clarus with the anger of God and present afflictions,
21 XXIII|        sign that I am the Power of God, inasmuch as I have been
22 XXIII|      presented with the garment of God." Then truly the expectation
23 XXIV |          it was the devil, and not God, replied as follows: "The
24 XXVI |      separated from the service of God, either for indulging in
25 XXVII|          have a reward prepared by God, not who shall read these