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 1      I, 24|        is cruelly tortured in confession. But although sins are attributed
 2     II, 24|   occurs even in good works a confession of repentance, as a reproach
 3     II, 24|    the guilt of Saul with the confession of His own repentance; but
 4     II, 24|       is formed, not from the confession of a sin, but from a change
 5     II, 25|       of either a denial or a confession, and give to him the opportunity
 6     II, 25|     they had been relieved by confession. Cain, however, He not only
 7     IV, 7 |      spirit), and in his very confession only petulant, and evil
 8     IV, 21| FEEDING OF THE MULTITUDE. THE CONFESSION OF ST. PETER. BEING ASHAMED
 9     IV, 39|     than the simple and open" confession made in a martyr's cause,
10     IV, 41|       they wanted to extort a confession from His mouth, which they
11      V, 11|     in pardoning David on his confession of his sin preferring, indeed,