Art.

 1 3 |           but also for all actual sins of men~He also descended
 2 4 |        into favor, and that their sins are forgiven for Christ'
 3 4 |         made satisfaction for our sins. This faith God imputes
 4 6 |      before God. For remission of sins and justification is apprehended
 5 6 |     freely receiving remission of sins, without works, by faith
 6 11|  confession an enumeration of all sins is not necessary. For it
 7 12|     Baptism there is remission of sins whenever they are converted
 8 12|           that for Christ's sake, sins are forgiven, comforts the
 9 12|           teach that remission of sins comes through faith but
10 13|         faith which believes that sins are forgiven, is required. ~
11 15|          to make satisfaction for sins, are opposed to the Gospel
12 15|          to make satisfaction for sins, are useless and contrary
13 20|           or merit forgiveness of sins, grace, and justification,
14 20|         and make satisfaction for sins. Hence there was very great
15 20|          grace and forgiveness of sins and justification are apprehended
16 20|       Article: the forgiveness of sins, to wit, that we have grace,
17 20| righteousness, and forgiveness of sins through Christ.~Now he that
18 20|       Article: the forgiveness of sins. Hence, they hate God as
19 20|         faith that forgiveness of sins is apprehended, and that,
20 20|          who impels men to divers sins, to ungodly opinions, to
21 24|          should be made for daily sins, venial and mortal. From
22 24|           the Mass takes away the sins of the living and the dead
23 24|            but also for all other sins, as it is written to the
24 24|          when we believe that our sins are forgiven for Christ'
25 24|         if the Mass take away the sins of the living and the dead
26 25|       receives the forgiveness of sins. Aforetime satisfactions
27 25|      teach that an enumeration of sins is not necessary, and that
28 25|          anxiety to enumerate all sins, for it is impossible to
29 25|         impossible to recount all sins, as the Psalm testifies,
30 25|        who can know it; But if no sins were forgiven, except those
31 25|         find peace; for very many sins they neither see nor can
32 25|            Therefore confess your sins before God, the true Judge,
33 26|         to make satisfactions for sins. And that the world so thought,
34 26|        faith, which believes that sins are forgiven for Christ'
35 26|         faith which believes that sins are freely forgiven for
36 26|          or make satisfaction for sins by such exercises. And such
37 26|           to merit forgiveness of sins by that discipline, but
38 27|       they merited forgiveness of sins and justification before
39 27|          man's making satisfy for sins and merit grace and justification.
40 27|        and merited forgiveness of sins, yea, they invented still
41 28|       Gospel, to remit and retain sins, and to administer Sacraments.
42 28|           Holy Ghost. Whosesoever sins ye remit, they are remitted
43 28|        unto them; and whosesoever sins ye retain, they are retained.
44 28|    jurisdiction except to forgive sins, to judge doctrine, to reject
45 28|         may make satisfaction for sins, or merit grace and righteousness.
46 28|       therefore, do they increase sins by these traditions?~But
47 28|          or make satisfaction for sins, or that consciences be
48 28|         one will say that a woman sins who goes out in public with