Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 1,6        |         of his father and to be forgiven, represents those who are
 2 I, 2,8(35)    |         the gift of having been forgiven and made one with God":
 3 II, 1,17      |    through ignorance, that were forgiven by means of a sacrificial
 4 II, 1,17      |         has confidence in being forgiven, also because he is supported
 5 II, 1,17      |      Spirit" that " will not be forgiven" by reason of the fact that
 6 II, 1,17      |       the sin "that will not be forgiven" confirms the existence
 7 III, 2,29     |         shall forgive, they are forgiven; whose sins you shall retain,
 8 III, 2,29(162)|       wish to consider anything forgiven in a person who despises
 9 III, 2,31     | welcomes anew the repentant and forgiven sinner.~The other essential
10 III, 2,31     |        that moment every sin is forgiven and blotted out by the mysterious
11 III, 2,31     |     countries the act which the forgiven and absolved penitent agrees
12 III, 2,31     |     breaches caused by sin. The forgiven penitent is reconciled with
13 III, 2,32     |    teaches that venial sins are forgiven in other ways too-for instance,