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 1   7|       this sort should be called sins - when one thinks~well of
 2   7|          errors should~be called sins. Nor am I at the moment
 3   7|   mistakes, even if they are~not sins, must still be listed among
 4   9|      perished as a whole through sins and punishments,~both original
 5  10|        compounded more and worse sins with it - a~Mediator was
 6  11|         are justified from their sins by the selfsame grace ~which
 7  13|          for the washing away of sins.~Indeed, under the old law,
 8  13|          old law, sacrifices for sins were often called sins.~82
 9  13|       for sins were often called sins.~82 Yet he of whom~those
10  13|       only; adults, to all those sins which they have added, through
11  13|       die not to one~but to many sins, and to all the sins which
12  13|        many sins, and to all the sins which they have themselves
13  13|  baptized "unto the remission of sins," instead of saying "unto
14  13|         recognize a plurality of sins, if~that single sin is divided,
15  13|         him - and whatever other sins that could be discovered
16  13|      infants are involved in the sins of their~parents, not only
17  13|     judgment, "I shall visit the sins of the fathers on their
18  13|          not bear their fathers' sins, nor the proverb any longer~
19  13|       the time of birth. For the sins committed by evil-doing
20  13|  conceived in iniquities; and in sins did my mother nourish me
21  13|         to say "iniquities"~and "sins," because, as I explained
22  13|         above, there are so many sins in that one sin - which
23  13|          because there are other sins, such as those of parents,~
24  13|        But, in the matter of the sins of one's other parents,
25  13|        their multiplied original sins, so that the later~in time
26  13|       God threatens~to visit the sins of the parents as far as -
27  13|          original guilt, all the sins of their~ancestors from
28  14|          as~punishment for their sins. Wherefore, He took upon
29  14|        and also the~multitude of sins which he has committed on
30  14|   likeness of the forgiveness of sins - so that in the very same~
31  14|        is the forgiveness of our sins real, and in the same sense ~
32  17|    CHAPTER XVII - Forgiveness of Sins in the Church~~
33  17|       with us even now, when our sins are forgiven. Therefore,
34  17|    reference to ~"forgiveness of sins." For it is by this that
35  17|        it also takes away actual sins as well, whether of heart,~
36  17|      need for the forgiveness of sins. This is the case because
37  17|         the Church, in which the sins are ~forgiven. For, of course,
38  17|       there is no forgiveness of sins. Those forgiven~thus obtain
39  17|         66. Now the remission of sins has chiefly to do with the
40  17|      present goods. Indeed, many sins seem to be ignored and go
41  17|          on the other hand,~some sins are punished here, and,
42  17|          speaking to those whose sins are blotted out and not
43  18|    heresy, ~who may then live in sins however great, not washing
44  18| prolonged in~proportion to their sins, but still not eternal.~
45  19| propitiation to God for our past sins. But he is not somehow to
46  19|          mercy, he does blot out sins already committed, if due
47  19|          the passing and trivial sins of every day, from which
48  19|       out our minor and everyday sins. It also blots out those
49  19|          It also blots out those sins which once made the life
50  19| obtaining forgiveness of our own sins.~
51  19|          and is repentant~of his sins can in no way suppose that
52  19|         way suppose that his own sins are forgiven by the Lord,
53  21|                         78. What sins are trivial and what are
54  21|         that, in respect of some sins, even the apostle, by pardoning ~
55  21|     Because of these and similar sins - and of others even less
56  21|         There are, however, some sins that could be deemed quite
57  21|         this one might add those sins, however grave and terrible,
58  21|     believed to be trivial or no sins at all. And so far does
59  21|       far does this go that such sins~are not only not kept secret,
60  21|          to exclaim: "Woe to the sins of men! We shrink from them~
61  21| accustomed to them. As for those sins to which we are accustomed -~
62  22|        who does not believe that sins are forgiven in the Church,
63  22|         in whom Christ~forgiveth sins.~190 I have discussed this
64  23|          who have added ~further Sins to that one, they will suffer
65  30|       for forgiveness,~where the sins are committed; here too
66  30|      daily bread, forgiveness of sins, and avoidance of temptation.~245 ~
67  31|           he is vanquished - man sins knowingly and is~brought
68  31|      then and there all his past sins are forgiven him and the