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 1  Pre    |    certainly. God convert to repentance those who can be converted!
 2    3,  3|                 Article III: Repentance.~This office [of the Law]
 3    3,  3|    contritio or manufactured repentance, but passiva contritio [
 4    3,  3|  what it means to begin true repentance; and here man must hear
 5    3,  3|      is called a preacher of repentance, however, for the remission
 6    3,  3|   Himself says, Luke 24, 47: Repentance and remission of sins must
 7    3,  3|  must now contrast the false repentance of the sophists with true
 8    3,  3|    of the sophists with true repentance, in order that both may
 9    3,  3|     understood.~Of the False Repentance of the Papists.~It was impossible
10    3,  3|   teach correctly concerning repentance, since they did not [rightly]
11    3,  3|    have omitted.~And of such repentance they fix three parts contrition,
12    3,  3| plenary redemption]. Thus in repentance they instructed men to repose
13    3,  3|   lacking] of the [in their] repentance they were directed to purgatory.~
14    3,  3|      old canons seven years' repentance is required for a single
15    3,  3| penance and never to come to repentance.~Here now the Holy See at
16    3,  3|      say] These did not need repentance. For of what would they
17    3,  3|      true preacher of [true] repentance, and with one [thunderclap
18    3,  3|    the rest] say: We need no repentance. John says: Repent ye, both
19    3,  3|  hypocrites, who do not need repentance, you serpents' brood, who
20    3,  3|  excepted who is a man. This repentance teaches us to discern sin,
21    3,  3|      new and other men.~This repentance is not piecemeal [partial]
22    3,  3|    sin of the world.~Of this repentance John preaches, and afterwards
23    3,  3|       By this [preaching of] repentance we dash to the ground the
24    3,  3|       And in Christians this repentance continues until death, because,