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Alphabetical [« »] simplest 1 simplicity 1 simply 1 sin 12 since 16 sincere 1 sincerely 1	Frequency [« »] 12 present 12 respect 12 saint 12 sin 12 solicitude 12 things 12 thus	Ioannes Paulus PP. II Redemptor hominis IntraText - Concordances sin

   Chap., §
 1    1,   1|        considering the original sin and the whole history of
 2    2,   8|            the world that, when sin entered, "was subjected
 3    2,   8| disfigured ever since the first sin. Human nature, by the very
 4    2,   8|         us in all things except sin"⁴⁷, he, the Redeemer of
 5    2,   9|        made him (the Son) to be sin who knew no sin"⁵⁷. If he "
 6    2,   9|      Son) to be sin who knew no sin"⁵⁷. If he "made to be sin"
 7    2,   9|       sin"⁵⁷. If he "made to be sin" him who was without any
 8    2,   9|         him who was without any sin whatever, it was to reveal
 9    2,   9|       all, love is greater than sin, than weakness, than the "
10    2,  10|  considerable extent because of sin. And for that reason, the
11    3,  14|        continual inclination to sin and at the same time in
12    4,  20|   forgiven"¹⁷⁶; "Go, and do not sin again"¹⁷⁷. As is evident,