bold = Main text
    Chapter                                   grey = Comment text

  1   1(4) |          as he is enlightened by Him of whom it is written, '
  2   2    |        But how shall they invoke him~in whom they have not believed?"~13
  3   2    |            How shall~they invoke him in whom they have not ~believed?"~
  4   2    |        punishment is~threatening him and draws back in horror
  5   3    |      himself and what comes from him; and he believes that God
  6   4    |      prophetic judgment: "Woe to~him who calls evil good and
  7   5    |  deceives only those who believe him. Indeed, he does not err
  8   6    |          believe what would lead him to life eternal, or what
  9   6    |  prophetic ~condemnation fall on him: "Woe to those who call
 10   6    |       calls a man~good supposing him to be chaste and not knowing
 11   6    |        basis of what he supposed him to be, and this is undoubtedly
 12   7    |         freed, had departed from him. Nor did the patriarch Jacob~
 13   7    |         the way that leads us to him. Nevertheless, such mistakes,
 14   8    |          should sin. He ~endowed him with freedom of the will
 15   8    |         order that he might rule him by rational command and~
 16   8    |       rational command and~deter him by the threat of death.
 17   8    |         of death. He even placed him in the happiness of paradise
 18   8    |         all those descended from him and his wife (who~had prompted
 19   8    |       his wife (who~had prompted him to sin and who was condemned
 20   8    |         was condemned along with him at the same time) - all
 21   9    |    perished in this desertion of him, those who had perished
 22   9    |          he could regain~it from Him whose voice saith, "If the
 23   9    |        merit had originated from him and as if the freedom to
 24   9    |      works had ~been bestowed on him as a kind of reward, let
 25   9    |         as a kind of reward, let him hear the same herald of
 26   9(59)|        even though they involved him in a paradox and the appearance
 27  10    |       the wrath of God~abides in him."~66 He does not say, "It
 28  10    |         saved from wrath through him."~68 ~However, when God
 29  10    |         any such perturbation in him as~there is in the soul
 30  10    |          whole Church to confess him "born of the Virgin Mary."
 31  11    |        this singular grace~given him as to one particularly deserving
 32  11    |         the Word of God assuming him became flesh, yet still
 33  11    |          she was not pregnant by him), he received a similar
 34  12    |         Father through begetting him of the~Virgin Mary? Who
 35  12    |        Holy Spirit did not beget~him? Is it because he made him?
 36  12    |       him? Is it because he made him? This might be, since through
 37  12    |     founded" or "established" by him, or however else one might
 38  12    |         when he was born both of~him and of her, is difficult
 39  12    |        that he was not born~from him as Father as he was born
 40  12    | something is said to be "son" to him from which it is ~"born."
 41  12    |        said to~have been born of him, since there are some who
 42  12    |         is called son is born of him whose son he is called ~-
 43  13    |           he straightway added, "Him, who~knew no sin, he made
 44  13    |         righteousness of God in ~him."~83 He does not say, as
 45  13    |        reconciled hath thus made~him the sacrifice for sin by
 46  13    |          not in~ourselves but in him. Just as he was sin - not
 47  13    |        that since sin~was not in him he could then, so to say,
 48  13    |         should have~sufficed for him - and whatever other sins
 49  13    |  absolved of~whatever sin was in him at the time of birth. For
 50  14    |        way for the Lord,"~94 for Him in whom alone they could
 51  14    |        of the Father spoken over him at his baptism,~"Today have
 52  14    |         baptism found nothing in him to wash away, just as death~
 53  14    |          had most unjustly slain Him who was in no way~deserving
 54  14    |    Therefore we were buried with him by baptism into death; that,~
 55  14    |         we have been united with him in the likeness of his death,
 56  14    |        shall be~also united with him in the likeness of his resurrection,
 57  14    |       old man is ~crucified with him, that the body of sin might
 58  14    |         we ~shall also live with him: knowing that Christ, being
 59  14    |        has~no more dominion over him. For the death he died,
 60  14    |        we also ~should walk with him in newness of life"; of
 61  14    |      shall then also appear with him in glory."~105~
 62  15    |         house is ~subordinate to him who dwells in it, the temple
 63  15    |          that the verse, "Praise him all his angels; praise him,
 64  15    |       him all his angels; praise him, all his powers,"~120 would
 65  15    |       the~same thing as, "Praise him, all his angels; praise
 66  15    |           all his angels; praise him, all his archangels"? Or,
 67  15    |          of the Lord appeared to him in his sleep, ~saying..."~123?
 68  16    |          even if~then we believe him good, the error is neither
 69  16    |         is~required to recognize him and not follow after. But
 70  16    |       should cast their hopes on him. And that this latter is~
 71  16    |       his own Son, but delivered him up for us all. . . ."~126
 72  16    |        and those on the earth in him."~127 The part in heaven
 73  16    |         of being should dwell~in him and by him to reconcile
 74  16    |       should dwell~in him and by him to reconcile all things
 75  17    |         even when it is plain to Him of whom it is said, "My ~
 76  18    |          faith~be enough to save him?"~145~Now, if the wicked
 77  18    |          nothing is preferred to him and if the man whose anguish "
 78  18    |         Christ, he~does not have him as foundation - because
 79  18    |          not subvert nor consume him, secured as~he is by the
 80  19    |        enemy, and~always to wish him well and, as you can, _do_
 81  19    |         as you can, _do_ well to him who wishes you ill and who
 82  19    |       one who has sinned against him and who~now asks his forgiveness.
 83  19    |          be as difficult to love him as it was~when he was actively
 84  20    |         a certain Pharisee asked him to dine with him. And he
 85  20    |  Pharisee asked him to dine with him. And he went in and reclined
 86  20    |     dinner. But the Lord said to him: 'Now you Pharisees clean
 87  20    |        they have not believed~in him, nor been reborn of water
 88  20    |     things~might become clean to him, he would hate his soul
 89  20    |          gives from the store of Him who ~needs not anything. "
 90  22    |     should make our petitions to Him of whom it is said in the
 91  22    |       judgment, which would make~him humble himself in penitence.
 92  22    |       tells, "The Lord looked at him."~189~
 93  23    |          thereafter possible for him~to die. And, once dead,
 94  23    |       wheresoever death overtook him, I cannot find the basis
 95  23    |       defect will be~supplied by Him who can create out of nothing
 96  24    |     because man's will prevented~him, the Omnipotent, from doing
 97  24    |      does not will, as it is for him to do what he does will.~
 98  24    |          be gathered together by him, yet, despite her unwillingness,
 99  25    |          it is not a question of him who wills nor of him who
100  25    |          of him who wills nor of him who runs but of~God's showing
101  25    |   incurred the same penalty gave him no ground to boast of his
102  25    |          it is not a~question of him who wills nor of him who
103  25    |          of him who wills nor of him who runs, but of God's showing
104  25    |          there is no~question of him who wills nor of him who
105  25    |          of him who wills nor of him who runs, but of God's showing
106  26    |         he was called~"Satan" by him who had come in order to
107  27    |      written in~the Gospel about Him "who enlighteneth every
108  27    |                as Truth sings of him, and surely he hath not~
109  28    |   created and would have brought him in due season, after the
110  28    |     sufficed, unless~He who made him had given him aid. But,
111  28    |        He who made him had given him aid. But, after the Fall,
112  28    |         or at least~_concerning_ him. Wherefore, since man chose
113  28    |          God's will~_concerning_ him was done; for, from the
114  29    |      this life, such helps avail him nothing. It is here, then,
115  29    |          these means can benefit him [after death]. For they
116  29    |        hidden for those who fear him and prepared for those~who
117  29    |   prepared for those~who hope in him~240 - this would be a punishment
118  31    |        power that~fights against him - his infirmity being not
119  31    |      final peace is in store for~him who continues to go forward
120  31    |       his past sins are forgiven him and the guilt he ~contracted
121  31    |    rebirth, no harm will come to him ~even if he then immediately
122  31    |         death have dominion over him for whom He, who was "free