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and why not (as we are slanderously reported, and as some affirm that we say), Let us do evil, that good may come? whose condemnation is just. |
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And ª
not ª
[ rather], (as ª
we be slanderously reported, ª°
and ª
as ª
some ª
affirm ª°
that we ª
say,) ²°²
Let us ¹
do ª°
evil, ª
that ª
good ª
may come? ª°
whose ª
damnation ª
is ª°
just. ª |
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And ª
not ª
[ rather] as ª
wee be slanderously reported, ª°
and ª
as ª
some ª
affirme ª°
that we ª
say, ²°²
Let vs ¹
doe ª°
euill, ª
that ª
good ª
may come: ª°
whose ª
damnation ª
is ª°
iust. ª |
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Or why, as certain blaspheme concerning us, affirming that we say, Let us do evil, that good may come? they, whose condemnation is reserved by justice. |
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Or shall we say as some have slanderously reported us to say: We will do evil things, that good [results] may come? The condemnation of such is reserved for justice. |
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