Art.

 1 2 |         and benefits, argue that man can be justified before
 2 3 |        Christ, true God and true man, who was born of the Virgin
 3 18|        Free Will they teach that man's will has some liberty
 4 18| righteousness; since the natural man receiveth not the things
 5 20|         would the preeminence of man's works be superseded by
 6 20|        will and right doing. For man's powers without the Holy
 7 20|        Such is the feebleness of man when he is without faith
 8 20|        but seeks, and trusts in, man's help. And thus, when there
 9 20|        There is nothing found in man, ~Naught in him is harmless.~
10 21|        upon, 1 John 2, 1: If any man sin, we have an Advocate
11 22|       should drink.~And lest any man should craftily say that
12 23|     avoid fornication, let every man have his own wife. Also:
13 23|     single life; for God created man for procreation, Gen. 1,
14 23|         Gen. 1, 28. Nor is it in man's power, without a singular
15 23|       contract matrimony. For no man's law, no vow, can annul
16 23|           as the world is aging, man's nature is gradually growing
17 23|      penalties.~But as no law of man can annul the commandment
18 24|         also been so ordained by man's law. The people are accustomed
19 26|        into the mouth defileth a man. So also Paul, Rom. 14,
20 26|        drink. Col. 2, 16: Let no man, therefore, judge you in
21 27|     avoid fornication, let every man have his own wife. Nor is
22 27|          It is not good that the man should be alone. Therefore
23 27|         for it is not lawful for man to annul an obligation which
24 27|      chastity is in the power of man. And how few are there who
25 27|          more to the weakness of man, adds a few years; for it
26 27|          taught that services of man's making satisfy for sins
27 27|   persuaded men that services of man's making were a state of
28 28|      says, Col. 2, 16-23: Let no man judge you in meat, or in