Book, Chapter

 1     1, 5-6  |         my God, hast forgiven the iniquity of my heart? I contend not
 2     1, 5-6  |         deceive myself; lest mine iniquity lie unto itself. Therefore
 3     1, 7-12 |            But if I was shapen in iniquity, and in sin did my mother
 4     2, 3-8  | brightness of Thy truth; and mine iniquity burst out as from very fatness. ~ ~
 5     2, 4-9  |          the hearts of men, which iniquity itself effaces not. For
 6     2, 4-9  | well-doing, and a pamperedness of iniquity. For I stole that, of which
 7     3, 8-16 |     others. These be the heads of iniquity which spring from the lust
 8     3, 8-16 |      against their own souls, and iniquity gives itself the lie, by
 9     5, 10-18|           a sinner; and execrable iniquity it was, that I had rather
10     5, 10-18|          sins, with men that work iniquity; and, therefore, was I still
11     7, 10-16|          I learned, that Thou for iniquity chastenest man, and Thou
12     7, 16-22|         Thee. And I enquired what iniquity was, and found it to be
13     7, 21-27|         have sinned and committed iniquity, and have done wickedly,
14     8, 7-16 |        that I might find out mine iniquity, and hate it. I had known
15    10, 4-5  |           hand is a right hand of iniquity, but that brotherly mind
16    13, 12-13|          Thou chastenedst man for iniquity, and Thy judgments were