.TESTIMONIES AGAINST THE JEWS. 133 50. That the sacrament of the faithmust not he pro faned. 51. That no one shouldhe upliftedin hisdoing. 52. That the libertyof believingor of not believingis placedin freechoice. 53. That the secretsof God cannot be seen through,and thereforethatour faithought to be simple. 54. That none iswithoutfilthand withoutsin. 55. That we must not pleasemen, but God. 56. That nothingthatisdone ishidden from God. 57. That the believerisamended and reserved. 58. That no one should be made sad by death,sincein livingislabourand peril,in dying peace and the certaintyof resurrection. 59. Of the idolswhich the Gentilesthinkgods. CO. That toogreatlustof food isnot to be desired. 61. That the lustof possessing,and money, are not to be desired. 62. That marriageisnot to be contractedwith Gentiles. 63. That the sinof fornicationisgrievous. 64. What are those carnal thingswhich begetdeath,and what are the spiritualthingswhich leadto life. 65. That allsinsareput away in baptism. 66. That the disciplineof God isto be observedin church precepts. 67. That it was foretoldthat men would despisesound discipline. 68. That we must depart from him who livesirregularly and contraryto discipline. 69. That the kingdom of God isnot in the wisdom of the world,nor in eloquence,but in the faithof the crossand in virtueof conversation. 70. That we must obey parents. 71. And that fathersought not to be bitteragainsttheir children. 72. That servants,when they believe,ought the more to be obedientto theirfleshlymasters. 73. Likewise thatmastersought to be more gentle.