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 1    3,   4    |           which prevails over the sin and infidelity of the chosen
 2    3,   4    |       evil and moral evil, namely sin, cause the sons and daughters
 3    3,   4    |          to this is the fact that sin too constitutes man's misery.
 4    3,   4    |       when it became aware of its sin, to the God of mercies.
 5    3,   4    |  especially those weighed down by sin - as also the whole of Israel,
 6    3,   4(52)|     betrayal, grace stronger than sin. ~This fidelity vis-a-vis
 7    3,   4(52)|        and in particular with the sin of the individual and of
 8    4,   5    |           and the prodigality and sin of the son. ~That son, who
 9    4,   5    |        every loss of grace, every sin. In this analogy there is
10    4,   5    |          of his folly, because of sin, the sense of lost dignity
11    4,   6    |          form of moral misery, to sin. When this happens, the
12    5,   7    |           sake God made him to be sin who knew no sin,"75 St.
13    5,   7    |         him to be sin who knew no sin,"75 St. Paul will write,
14    5,   7    |        but "for our sake made him sin"76 - absolute justice is
15    5,   7    |     bringing justice to bear upon sin, but also by restoring to
16    5,   8    |         Death, More Powerful Than Sin ~The cross of Christ on
17    5,   8    | absolutely innocent and free from sin, and whose coming into the
18    5,   8    |           inheritance of original sin. And here, precisely in
19    5,   8    |        Christ, justice is done to sin at the price of His sacrifice,
20    5,   8    |      death."81 He who was without sin, "God made him sin for our
21    5,   8    |        without sin, "God made him sin for our sake."82 Justice
22    5,   8    |        history had been allied to sin. Death has justice done
23    5,   8    |           the one who was without sin and who alone was able -
24    5,   8    |           history of man: against sin and death. ~The cross is
25    5,   8    |          evil, which are fixed in sin and death; thus the cross
26    5,   8    |          same time the history of sin and death, love must be
27    5,   8    |   confirmed as more powerful than sin. The paschal Christ is the
28    7,  13    |       which is more powerful than sin. This has already been spoken
29    7,  13    |           It is precisely because sin exists in the world, which "
30    7,  13    |    sacrifice of the Son. No human sin can prevail over this power
31    7,  14    |       which is more powerful than sin. Forgiveness is also the
32    8,  15    |         death, more powerful than sin and every evil, the love
33    8,  15    |          evil: more powerful than sin and death. We pray for this