non vi, sed verbo Phrase
Meaning:
Not by force, but by the word [of God]
Comment
From Martin Luther's "Invocavit Sermons" preached in March, 1522, against the Zwickau prophets unrest in Wittenberg;[84] later echoed in the Augsburg Confession as ...sine vi humana, sed Verbo: bishops should act "without human force, but through the Word".[85]
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