They also are rejected who do not teach that remission of sins comes
through faith but command us to merit grace through satisfactions of
our own.


Article XIII: Of the Use of the Sacraments.

Of the Use of the Sacraments they teach that the Sacraments
were ordained, not only to be marks of profession among men,
but rather to be signs and testimonies of the will of God
toward us, instituted to awaken and confirm faith in those who
use them. Wherefore we must so use the Sacraments that faith
be added to believe the promises which are offered and set
forth through the Sacraments.

They therefore condemn those who teach that the Sacraments
justify by the outward act, and who do not teach that, in the
use of the Sacraments, faith which believes that sins are
forgiven, is required.


Article XIV: Of Ecclesiastical Order.

Of Ecclesiastical Order they teach that no one should publicly
teach in the Church or administer the Sacraments unless he be
regularly called.


Article XV: Of Ecclesiastical Usages.