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 1   1      |     rods for the punishment of sin, bringing to light the craft
 2   1      |      exceptions and granted to sin such license and impunity.
 3   1      | lowliest and the least. ~Where sin is, there is no escape from
 4   1  (18)|     Thess. 2:3-10 (the "man of sin, sitting in the temple of
 5   1      | Matthew 18:15: "If thy brother sin against thee, go and tell
 6   2  (41)|                  Simony -- the sin of Simon Magus (Acts 8:18-
 7   2  (41)|    Magus (Acts 8:18-20) -- the sin committed by the sale or
 8 Prop1    |      can be called the "man of sin." There is in Christendom
 9 Prop1    |    that effect, that no secret sin, of which a man has not
10 Prop1    |       numberless occasions for sin and for the despising of
11 Prop1    |        Church,65 and division, sin, shame and scandal were
12 Prop1    |    avoidance of temptation and sin. Gal. 1:8, For since God
13 Prop2    |   wolves! ~To this I say: If a sin is public or notorious,
14 Prop2    |        to try to atone for one sin with many greater sins?
15 Prop2    |        with them, is a greater sin than strangling twenty popes
16 Prop2    |     faith, or who live in open sin; it is not to be used for
17 Prop2    |       thinking it is a greater sin to eat butter than to lie,
18 Prop2    |     take money for teaching us sin and leading us to hell. ~
19 Prop2    |       up as God, -- the man of sin and the son of perdition!
20 Prop2    |     teaching and increasing of sin and evil, the leading of
21 Prop3    |      towards the increasing of sin and error. What else are