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… and popes were doing the work which Satan appointed them. Mercy had no place in their natures. The same spirit that crucified Christ and slew the apostles …

… , the pope, and the bishops were united to accomplish his ruin, and it seemed certain that a few months at most would bring him to the stake. But his courage was …

… the pope is antichrist himself, or his apostle, so greatly is Christ misrepresented and crucified in them.”— Ibid., b. 5, ch. 1. Yet at this time Luther was still a supporter …

… the pope: “It is a horrible thing to behold the man who styles himself Christ's vicegerent, displaying a magnificence that no emperor can equal. Is this being …

… the pope to take decisive measures against him. It was decreed that his doctrines should be immediately condemned. Sixty days were granted the Reformer …

… above popes, legates, emperors, and kings. Luther made no reference to his own perilous position. He did not seek to make himself the object of thought or sympathy …

… of popes, kings, and prelates had been brought to nought by the power of truth. The papacy had sustained a defeat which would be felt among all nations and in …

… the pope than to seek for purity of heart.

… the pope are devices of Satan to attract the minds of the people from God and from His Son. To accomplish their ruin, he endeavors to turn their attention from …

… the pope. Whatever their nationality or their government, they are to regard the authority of the church as above all other. Though they may take the oath pledging …