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 1      I, 27|     What is to become of every sinner in that great day? reply,
 2      I, 27|       condemnation; unless the sinner is cast away forsooth for
 3      I, 28|        must have delivered the sinner to death, if he had from
 4     II, 8 |        to life, preferring the sinner's repentance to his death.
 5     II, 13|         because He prefers the sinner,s repentance to his death;
 6     II, 15|       the delinquencies of the sinner, that you may blame his
 7     II, 17|     mean,) which waits for the sinner's repentance rather than
 8     IV, 9 |    should mix himself with the sinner. The Lord, therefore, wishing
 9     IV, 9 |   signified that a man, once a sinner, but afterwards purified
10     IV, 10|   rather than sacrifice, and a sinner's repentance rather than
11     IV, 18|        AND THE WOMAN WHO WAS A SINNER. PROOFS EXTRACTED FROM ALL
12     IV, 18|      of "the woman which was a sinner," when she covered the Lord'
13     IV, 18|       that her repentance as a sinner deserved forgiveness according
14     IV, 32| Therefore, to rejoice over the sinner's repentance that is, at
15     IV, 32|       He would rather that the sinner should repent and not die.~
16     IV, 41| foresight to hinder the future sinner; or that he was unable to
17      V, 11|        preferring, indeed, the sinner's repentance to his death,