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 1  Pre     |           bold as seriously and in good faith, without lying and
 2  Pre     |          mislead the poor people. [Good God!] Alas! what first will
 3  Pre     |      deserve. I often think of the good Gerson who doubts whether
 4  Pre     |            doubts whether anything good should be [written and]
 5    2,  2 |         something advantageous and good. How much more ought we
 6    2,  2 |        hireling of the Mass, be he good or bad, to be made equal
 7    2,  2 |           and sale) all masses and good works, etc., both for the
 8    2,  2 |        even though there were some good in them; and so much the
 9    2,  2 |            have revered them] as a good work and service of God,
10    2,  3 |          formerly founded with the good intention [of our forefathers]
11    2,  4 |        upon our conscience [with a good conscience approve]. Let
12    2,  4 |       where God often permits much good to be effected for a people,
13    2,  4 |            but from their personal good pleasure, it would easily
14    3,  1 |           has a right reason and a good will; which things the philosophers
15    3,  1 |          man has a free will to do good and omit evil, and, conversely,
16    3,  1 |           and, conversely, to omit good and do evil.~Again, that
17    3,  1 |   Sacrament, there is no need of a good intention to do good, but
18    3,  1 |          of a good intention to do good, but it is sufficient if
19    3,  1 |            commit sin; so entirely good is his nature and so efficacious
20    3,  1 |          upon Scripture that for a good work the Holy Ghost with
21    3,  3 |            sins on account of this good work of his [which they
22    3,  3 |            without sin and full of good works, so much so that with
23    3,  3 |           communicate and sell our good works to others, as being
24    3,  3 |           it. For no one of you is good; you are full of unbelief,
25    3,  3 |           there is none that doeth good, no not one; they are all
26    3,  3 |          and that there is nothing good in us from head to foot [
27    3,  3 |          which we can think of any good thing to pay for sin, but
28    3,  3 |  everything that is built upon our good works. For all is built
29    3,  3 |      foundation, which is called a good work or law, even though
30    3,  3 |        work or law, even though no good work is there, but only
31    3,  13|       Justified before God, and of Good Works~What I have hitherto
32    3,  13| forgiveness of sins is followed by good works. And what there is
33    3,  13|           We say, besides, that if good works do not follow, faith