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 1   1, 21  |     justice is seen, when God remits ~sins on account of love,
 2   2, 113 |    act God bestows grace and ~remits sin. Secondly, they may
 3   2, 65  |     Divine judgment. Now ~God remits the punishment to sinners,
 4   2, 66  |       Sometimes the sovereign remits the punishment, ~and not
 5   3, 68  |    all, but ~faith alone; and remits all, gratis."~Aquin.: SMT
 6   3, 69  |      grace of God in ~Baptism remits all, gratis."~Aquin.: SMT
 7   3, 71  |   effect, which is grace that remits sin, or supplies some defect
 8   3, 84  |     remit sin. But God ~alone remits sin, for He alone cleanses
 9 Suppl, 6 |      Paul. But the grace that remits sins ~is not less efficacious
10 Suppl, 8 |  because the more contrition ~remits of the punishment, the less
11 Suppl, 10|       the ~absolution granted remits guilt, even as Baptism does.
12 Suppl, 10|     which he makes afterwards remits no part of the punishment.~
13 Suppl, 18| Wherefore God alone ~directly remits guilt, and Baptism acts
14 Suppl, 18|       the punishment which he remits, while he binds as to the
15 Suppl, 18|    more punishment the priest remits, the ~more he is to be commended.~
16 Suppl, 19|      of sins, in so far as He remits sins on ~account of their
17 Suppl, 25|      1) Whether an indulgence remits any part of the punishment
18 Suppl, 25|   indulgence. If, however, he remits punishment without sufficient ~
19 Suppl, 26|    most holy person; since he remits punishment, not by virtue
20 Suppl, 30|  without contrition, and this remits sin even without ~Unction;
21 Suppl, 30|       find any: but it always remits in respect of the aforesaid
22 Suppl, 30|  Reply OBJ 2: Extreme Unction remits sin in some way as to those