Chapter

 1   1|      by whom the Scriptures (rightly called divine) were composed,
 2   2|    in horror from it is more rightly said to fear than to hope.
 3   2|   better one, did not put it rightly: ~"Here, if I could have
 4   3|      called evil, when it is rightly ordered and~kept in its
 5   4|     a wicked man is good, he rightly falls under the prophetic
 6   6| adultery a good thing may be rightly accused by the prophetic
 7   7|                 20. I do not rightly know whether errors of this
 8   7|      be denied. ~But what is rightly praised in such a forward
 9   9|    he is not yet free to act rightly? He could do this only if,
10   9|   will of man. But if we say rightly that "it is not a matter
11   9|    then, is not the contrary rightly said, "It is not a matter
12  17|      of repentance have been rightly established by those~set
13  17|   and the dead shall come is rightly called the Day of Judgment.
14  28|      will, or that it is not rightly called free, when we so
15  31|    aright believes and hopes rightly. ~Likewise, he who does
16  32|     of these imperatives are rightly obeyed only when they are