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 1 Bull, 8 |       evokes the passage from sin to grace which every Christian
 2 Bull, 9 |  conscious surrender to grave sin, in fact, separates the
 3 Bull, 9 |      enduring consequences of sin from which we must be purified.
 4 Bull, 10| personal friendship with man, sin has a twofold consequence.
 5 Bull, 10|  mercy grants pardon of grave sin and remission of the "eternal
 6 Bull, 10|      the second place, "every sin, even venial, entails an
 7 Bull, 10|        temporal punishment of sin",17 and this expiation removes
 8 Bull, 10|  exceeding the harm which the sin of one has inflicted upon
 9 Bull, 11|  forth in all her beauty. Our sin has impeded the Spirit's
10 Bull, 11|     the certainty that "where sin increased, grace abounded