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Therefore, since God does not allow even his servants to commit the sort of act you claim he perpetrates himself, it is clear that you have fled from honoring him no less than from human reason.Consequently, we are not deceived, as you say, by Pelagian error; we are guided by God’s law when we maintain that it is unjust to charge children with their parents’ crimes (Deuteronomy 24:16).
Igitur quoniam vel a servis suis nihil tale committi Deus sinit, quale tu ab ipso asseris perpetrari, manifestum est non minus te ab honore eius quam ab humana ratione fugisse; ac per hoc non Pelagiano, sicut dicis, errore decipimur, sed Dei lege dirigimur, ut asseramus iniquum esse pa rentum crimina filiis imputari.