Chapter

 1   9|       his~free will, as if some merit had originated from him
 2  11| undoubtedly an act of~grace, no merit preceding unless it be that
 3  12|        certain human~person, no merit whatever preceding, at the
 4  18|         in alms, he will impute merit to those on his right hand;
 5  25|        unfair~that, without any merit derived from good works
 6  25|     that he had not,~with equal merit, incurred the same penalty
 7  25|       basis for glorying in~any merit of his own; nor does the
 8  28|        have obtained it through merit, if it had~not sinned. Not
 9  28|       could there have been any merit without grace. For~although
10  29|          in this life,~that all merit or demerit is acquired whereby
11  29|       no one hope to obtain any merit with God after he is dead
12  29|   living in the body earned the merit~whereby these means can