Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1 II, 2,20 |      the hidden roots of our iniquity! in order to evoke in the
2 II, 2,21 |    reconciliation, confronts iniquity and sin. In this case too
3 II, 2,22 |    has been brought forth in iniquity, as we say in the Miserere
4 III, 0,23| David faces squarely his own iniquity and confesses: "I have sinned
5 III, 2,29| compassionate, forgave their iniquity and did not destroy them;