Chapter

 1   1| understanding, and cannot - here we must believe, without hesitation,
 2   2|             Since this is so, faith must be distinguished from~hope:
 3   4|            is diminished, something must remain of its original nature
 4   4|    inevitable. At the same time, we must take warning lest we incur
 5   5|          errors and distresses. ~We must always aim at that true
 6   5|             and what patience there must be in unknowing.~
 7   7|          even if they are~not sins, must still be listed among the
 8   7|                22. Every lie, then,~must be called a sin, because
 9   7|           so that although chastity must not be violated by adultery,
10  10|         justified. Yet certainly we must say that in that~assumption
11  13|             is why each one of them must be born again, so that he
12  18|       foundation - such a statement must be interpreted so ~that
13  18|             which both~kinds of men must pass: that is, the man who
14  18|    repentance" to signify that they must not be barren of~almsgiving,
15  19|                              70. We must beware, however, lest anyone
16  19|         almsgiving. Of course, life must be changed for the better,
17  22|            the second, weakness.~We must surely fight against both;
18  23|       become ~parts of other things must necessarily return to the
19  24|                 97. Accordingly, we must now inquire about the meaning
20  27|             will of God. Rather, we must understand the~Scripture, "
21  27|       willeth,~then what he willeth must necessarily be. And, indeed,
22  27|             he hath not done. There must be no equivocation on this
23  29|           Even so, the wrath of God must be understood as still resting
24  31|         receive the commandment, he must, of course, live according
25  33|             But somewhere this book must have an end. You can see