Chapter

 1    1|    and~does you good is not human, but diabolical. ~Secondly,
 2    1|   comparison with which all human~holiness is but stench and
 3    1|   one can attain to them~by human power; and whoever does
 4    1|   that these things are not human trifles, but the commandments
 5    2|    are set so high that all human ability is far too~feeble
 6    2|      the Creed, however, no human wisdom can comprehend,~but
 7    3|    than we; as, indeed, the human~heart is by nature so despondent
 8    3|    is far too great for any~human heart to think of desiring
 9    4|    boast that Baptism is no human trifle, but instituted by
10    4| although it is performed by human hands, it~is nevertheless
11    5| mere compulsion and fear of human commandments, without inclination