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And those things that shall come on (or after) thee in the good pleasance (or through the good pleasure) of the Highest; whether ten years, either an hundred, either a thousand. For why none accusing (or excusing) of life is in hell (or in the grave), that is, no man may excuse him(self) there, in alleging (the) goodness of (his) life. [And that shall overcome to thee in the well-pleased thing of the Highest; whether ten, or an hundred, or a thousand years. Forsooth there is not in hell accusing (or excusing) of life.]

The sons of abominations be the sons of sinners; and they that dwell beside the houses of wicked [or of unpious] men.

The heritage of the sons of sinners shall perish; and the continuance of shame with the seed of them. [The heritage of the sons of sinners shall perish; and with the seed of them the busyness of reproof.]

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