Thesis III. Those whom Christ's Spirit has renewed in this way have become good trees, or, as Scripture sometimes puts it, trees of righteousness. They can do good, holy and just works, and they really do bear good fruit of this kind, fruit that pleases God and is accepted by him.
This is so certain and so plain that no one can question it without abandoning what all Christians commonly understand and stripping God's word of all authority.
Latin
III. Quod autem illi qui sunt eo modo Christi spiritu innovati, & facti bonae arbores, ac, ut quandoque scriptura loquitur, arbores justitiae, possint opera bona sancta & justa facere, & reapse producant bonos ejusmodi fructus, qui Deo placeant atque accepti sint, res ita certa atque evidens est, ut de eo nemo ambigere possit, quin communi Christianorum sensui renunciet, & verbo Dei omnem authoritatem tollat.