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1 ApCreed,    3,  2   |     from sin, brings low the guilty, and urges on the good ~
2 ApCreed,   13   (14)|      grace when the subject, guilty of a grievous ~fault, approaches
3 10Command,    1,  1 |     this oath, you are still guilty of perjury. Herod did this ~
4 10Command,    5     |      who commits adultery is guilty of three grave sins, which ~
5 10Command,    5     |  Therefore, an adulteress is guilty of sacrilege, treachery
6 10Command,    5     |    priest who fails is ~more guilty than a layman, and a bishop
7 10Command,    5,  1 | deprive one of life; for one guilty of such should die according
8 10Command,    5,  1 |    xxii. 22). Sometimes ~the guilty one is not punished now
9 LordPray,    6   (4)|   through our sins we become guilty before God and incur a debt