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| Sunday, June 11, 2006

When seven or eight years ago I began to give myself wholly up to the Holy Scriptures, philosophy and theology (scholastic) would always keep suggesting quarrels to me. At last I came to this, that I thought 'Thou must let all that lie, and learn the meaning of God purely out of his own simple Word.' Then I began to ask God for His light, and the Scriptures began to be much easier to me, although I am but lazy. [Ulric Zwingle]

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