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 1     II, 8 |            preferring the sinner's repentance to his death. As, therefore,
 2     II, 13|            He prefers the sinner,s repentance to his death; be feared,
 3     II, 17|       which waits for the sinner's repentance rather than his death, which
 4     II, 17|         Babylon after his complete repentance; that mercy, too, which
 5     II, 24|           XXIV. INSTANCES OF GOD'S REPENTANCE, AND NOTABLY IN THE CASE
 6     II, 24|   Furthermore, with respect to the repentance which occurs in His conduct?
 7     II, 24|            as if He meant that His repentance savoured of an acknowledgment
 8     II, 24|         good works a confession of repentance, as a reproach and condemnation
 9     II, 24|          the confession of His own repentance; but as there is an absence
10     II, 24|         Saul, it follows that this repentance is to be understood as upbraiding
11     II, 24|       should understand what God's repentance means. For although man
12     II, 24|           there no room in Him for repentance of either a good or an evil
13     II, 24|        this definition, the divine repentance takes in all cases a different
14     II, 24|          will be the mode of God's repentance? It is already quite clear,
15     II, 24|          Now in Greek the word for repentance metanoia is formed, not
16     II, 28|           of man, he showed such a repentance of his previous disregard
17     II, 28|           has been remedied by his repentance in the conduct of your god.
18    III, 23|           Vespasian did they learn repentance. Therefore "has their land
19     IV, 10|     obtained pardon because of his repentance; and how Jonathan the son
20     IV, 10|          sacrifice, and a sinner's repentance rather than his death. You
21     IV, 11| denunciation and recommendation of repentance; if, too, he had not baptized (
22     IV, 18|           solid body, and that her repentance as a sinner deserved forgiveness
23     IV, 18|        even if the stimulus of her repentance proceeded from her faith,
24     IV, 18| justification by faith through her repentance pronounced in the words, "
25     IV, 32|          rejoice over the sinner's repentance that is, at the recovery
26      V, 11|   preferring, indeed, the sinner's repentance to his death, of course