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 1   1,   0|      believe in the remission of sins," which be thus interpreted, "
 2   1,   0|   believe in general terms, that sins are remitted to some, as
 3   1,   0|      realize the behest that his sins are forgiven him.(") Luther
 4   1,   0|       this also, that by Him thy sins are forgiven thee." Such
 5   1,   0|        thine heart, saying, "thy sins are remitted unto thee;"
 6   1,   0|   deserve the remission of their sins on account of their own
 7   1,   0|          God who taketh away the sins of the world".; he allowed
 8   1,   0|         world".; he allowed that sins are freely remitted through
 9   1,   0|  repentance, of the remission of sins, of faith, and of the true
10   1,   0| Repentance," of the Remission of Sins," of "Faith" and "Indulgences,"
11   1,   0|          merits the remission of sins, and, that this is the justice
12   1,   0|         of the Free Remission of Sins, Justification by Faith,
13   2,   0|    doctrines of the Remission of Sins, and of Faith in the Son
14   2,   2|          and of the Remission of Sins, we are constrained to acknowledge