Part, Art.

 1    2,  2|  though it be rendered by a wicked [and abandoned] scoundrel,
 2    2,  2| than a work of men (even of wicked scoundrels), by which one
 3    2,  2| which says that it is not a wicked or a godly hireling of the
 4    3,  1|  sufficient if he has not a wicked purpose to commit sin; so
 5    3,  2|      then, are the rude and wicked [unbridled and secure] men,
 6    3,  3|     for actual sins such as wicked thoughts to which a person
 7    3,  3|  which a person yields (for wicked emotion [concupiscence,
 8    3,  3|     are not sins ), and for wicked words and wicked deeds,
 9    3,  3|    and for wicked words and wicked deeds, which free will could
10    3,  3| since they had not indulged wicked thoughts? What would they
11    3,  3|     work is there, but only wicked works, and no one does the
12    3,  6|   by the godly, but also by wicked Christians.~And that not