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 1 LawGod,1 |         to the Church except our sins. It is really correct to
 2 LawGod,3 |       commits their own personal sins, as the Scriptural indictment
 3 LawGod,4 |         We already know that our sins generally originate from
 4 LawGod,8 |         his face, for those very sins and in those very expressions
 5 LawGod,8 |          mourning - weeping over sins and the resultant loss of
 6 LawGod,8 |        other people - over their sins, falls and sufferings. It
 7 LawGod,8 |    humility and sorrow about his sins, he cannot make peace with
 8 LawGod,10|     washes away the guilt of all sins previously committed by
 9 LawGod,16|         illnesses, but also from sins which corrupt, defile and
10 LawGod,16|        and weaken it. Among such sins, the most dangerous and
11 LawGod,17|  conditions of the flesh," i.e., sins which have taken deep root
12 LawGod,17|          with the forgiveness of sins. To one, the Savior said, "
13 LawGod,18|      grieving so about their own sins, being almost pitilessly
14 LawGod,18|       image of God in himself by sins and vices, we must still
15 LawGod,18|     spark of God in his soul... "Sins are sins, but the basis
16 LawGod,18|         in his soul... "Sins are sins, but the basis in man is
17 LawGod,19|        cover a person's heaviest sins.~Of course, Christian help
18 LawGod,19|        will cover a multitude of sins" (Js. 5:20).~In concluding
19 LawGod,20|         in the category of heavy sins. By its very essence, envy
20 LawGod,20|          they consider all these sins as nothing and do not even
21 LawGod,20|     Apostle James says of these "sins of the tongue." "See how
22 LawGod,20| condemned." So dangerous are the sins committed by the word.~The
23 LawGod,20|          most repulsive of these sins of evil speaking is, undoubtedly
24 LawGod,20|       and by this he undoubtedly sins. Speaking against this,
25 LawGod,24|         not dose his eyes to the sins and ills of his people;