[67] See A Discussion of Confession, above, p. 88.
[68] Changed to "Christian" in the Catechisms (1529), although the Latin translations retain catholocism.
[69] The Apostle does not say, "one cup."
[70] The translation here follows the reading of the Jena Ed. (huc feratur intuitus), as against that of the Weimar and Erl. Edd. (huc foratur intutus).
[71] Thus the Vulgate.
[72] See pp. 137 ff.
[73] Vulgate.
[74] Namely, after His resurrection.
[75] Compare the different form of this verse on p. 112.
[76] He means the sin of Adam.