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Selections from the Table Talk of Martin Luther by Martin Luther
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To pray is to call upon God in all need, which is made precious
through God's command, and necessity stirreth up earnest and devout
prayers, which are our weapons against the devil.

The devil, the world, and our flesh is against God's Will.

The devil hindereth and destroyeth the daily bread and all the gifts
of God.

God careth for our bodies daily.

No man can live in the world without sin.

No man can bring his own righteousness before God.

We must forgive, as God forgiveth us.

To forgive our neighbour, assureth us fully that God hath forgiven
us.

We are tempted three manner of ways-of the devil, of the world, and
of our flesh.

Temptations serve against the secureness of our flesh.

Temptations are not overcome through our own strength.

The devil would hinder all that we pray for.

The devil goeth about to bring us into all manner of need.
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