Part, Art.

 1    2     |            For we conclude that a man is justified by faith, without
 2    2,  2 |            and every invention of man we may [safely] discard,
 3    2,  4 |          church God would grant a man fit for the [taking upon
 4    3,  1 |       entered the world] from one man Adam, by whose disobedience
 5    3,  1 |        Adam the natural powers of man have remained entire and
 6    3,  1 |           and incorrupt, and that man by nature has a right reason
 7    3,  1 |    philosophers teach.~Again that man has a free will to do good
 8    3,  1 |          and do evil.~Again, that man by his natural powers can
 9    3,  1 |            by his natural powers, man can love God above all things
10    3,  1 |           as himself.~Again, if a man does as much as is in him,
11    3,  1 |           vain, since there is in man no defect nor sin for which
12    3,  2 |          which sin has wrought in man. For thereby a part [some]
13    3,  2 |          all its fruits, and show man how very low his nature
14    3,  2 |   corrupted; as the Law must tell man that he has no God nor regards [
15    3,  3 |          is guilty before God. No man is righteous before Him.
16    3,  3 |         true repentance; and here man must hear such a sentence
17    3,  3 |         than] death and hell, and man must despair, like Saul
18    3,  3 |        that the natural powers of man have remained [entirely]
19    3,  3 |          bestows His grace when a man does as much as is in him,
20    3,  3 | consolation and promise added: If man truly repent, [feel remorse,]
21    3,  3 |        imagination], derived from man's own powers, without faith
22    3,  3 |   perplexing] part of all. For no man could know how much to render
23    3,  3 |            16, and without Him no man can be just before God.
24    3,  3 |          no one excepted who is a man. This repentance teaches
25    3,  3 |         and works so as to render man truly pure and holy.~The
26    3,  3 |          jurists, and every other man know nothing of this [from
27    3,  7 |         for in Thy sight shall no man living be justified. And
28    3,  8 |         when we say: "I am a poor man [I acknowledge that I am
29    3,  8 |           came not by the will of man; but holy men of God spake
30    3,  11|          to make a woman out of a man or a man out of a woman,
31    3,  11|           woman out of a man or a man out of a woman, or to nullify
32    3,  13|     Christ's sake; but the entire man, both as to his person and