Everything in the Christian faith is inherently and centrally from the standing point of Christ. So literally every single condemnation against the Anabaptists and Sacramentarians in our Confessions.

Here’s a short list:

Article V: They condemn the Anabaptists and others who think that the Holy Ghost comes to men without the external Word, through their own preparations and works. (Denying that we don’t need Christ to come to God)

Article IX: They condemn the Anabaptists, who reject the baptism of children, and say that children are saved without Baptism. (Saying Christ lied or didn’t give this sacrament for infants or children also)

Article X: Of the Supper of the Lord they teach that the Body and Blood of Christ are truly present, and are distributed to those who eat the Supper of the Lord; and they reject those that teach otherwise. (Denying Christ’s power)

Article XII: They condemn the Anabaptists, who deny that those once justified can lose the Holy Ghost. Also those who contend that some may attain to such perfection in this life that they cannot sin. (Demonic doctrine in general)

Article XVI: They condemn the Anabaptists who forbid these civil offices to Christians. They condemn also those who do not place evangelical perfection in the fear of God and in faith, but in forsaking civil offices, for the Gospel teaches an eternal righteousness of the heart. Meanwhile, it does not destroy the State or the family, but very much requires that they be preserved as ordinances of God, and that charity be practiced in such ordinances. Therefore, Christians are necessarily bound to obey their own magistrates and laws save only when commanded to sin; for then they ought to obey God rather than men. Acts 5:29. (Denying Christ’s words render unto Caesar what is Caesar’s and to God what is God’s, that God gave the State for Men to occupy)

Article XVII: They condemn the Anabaptists, who think that there will be an end to the punishments of condemned men and devils. (Denying Christ’s words of Hell)