Epistle, Chapter

  1      1, IV   |        things, I used to indulge my sins as if they were actually
  2      1, IV   |           living in the practice of sins, was of the earth earthly,
  3      7, I    |         visited us according to our sins, in that we do not keep
  4      7, II   |             deeds nor atone for our sins. Let us of our inmost heart
  5      7, V    |          not a sinner, but bore the sins of others. But He so prayed
  6      7, V    |           But if for us and for our sins He both laboured and watched
  7      7, V    |          and an intercessor for our sins, Jesus Christ the Lord and
  8      7, V    |            if only we repent of our sins past, and confess and acknowledge
  9      7, V    |         confess and acknowledge our sins, whereby we now offend the
 10      7, VI   |     although placed among very many sins, and unworthy of His condescension,
 11      7, VII  |          one, acknowledging his own sins, even now put off the conversation
 12      9, II   |             again He has said, "All sins shall be forgiven unto the
 13      9, II   |             For although in smaller sins sinners may do penance for
 14     10, III  |        kinds and qualities of their sins, lest, in the event of anything
 15     11, II   |          course. For, as in smaller sins which are not committed
 16     11, II   |         these gravest and extremest sins! This warning, indeed, our
 17     13, II   |            Lord in respect of their sins, if they begin to be oppressed
 18     22, III  |          Holy Ghost, and their past sins are to be done away in baptism;
 19     22, III  |             peace to be granted and sins to be done away in the name
 20     25, VI   |             who, unmindful of their sins, had, with hasty and eager
 21     25, VI   |      burning vapour of their raging sins. For the physician will
 22     25, VII  |             their dangers and their sins? But if they betray too
 23     30, VI   |          added to the heap of their sins. For modesty is very greatly
 24     30, VI   |           fitting for them in whose sins it is an immodest mind that
 25     51, XVI  |           brother, who say that all sins are equal, and that a grave
 26     51, XVIII|             and Intercessor for our sins, saying, "My little children,
 27     51, XVIII|            the propitiation for our sins." And Paul also, the apostle,
 28     51, XX   |     continence languish through the sins of others. The Church, crowned
 29     51, XX   |      tortured by long suffering for sins, to be cleansed and long
 30     51, XX   |          another to have purged all sins by suffering. It is one
 31     51, XXII |      subsequently creeps in through sins. Moreover, in another place
 32     51, XXIII|       afterwards reformed, and, the sins of his former life being
 33     51, XXIII|        evidence of sorrow for their sins with their whole heart,
 34     51, XXVII|           and he who, in committing sins, does the will of the devil,
 35     54, XII  |          reproaches than crimes and sins. Therefore I am silent upon
 36     54, XIII |           Efforts are used that the sins may not be atoned for with
 37     54, XIII |          they do not perceive their sins, lest repentance should
 38     54, XIII |           be made whole after their sins by just prayers and satisfactions.
 39     54, XIII |          second, to acknowledge our sins. In the former, innocence
 40     54, XIII |             God are trifling, their sins small and moderate--since
 41     54, XIV  |   conscience bound in many bonds of sins. Already their case has
 42     54, XVI  |           his conscience is full of sins, as his life is execrable,
 43     54, XVI  |            sin myself, in remitting sins more than I ought. I embrace
 44     54, XIX  |           over with the darkness of sins, may acknowledge the light
 45     58, V    |           grace, their more heinous sins might rather hinder those
 46     58, V    | subsequently believed, remission of sins is granted--and nobody is
 47     58, V    |           are remitted, not his own sins, but the sins of another.~
 48     58, V    |           not his own sins, but the sins of another.~
 49     60, II   |             may be gratified by the sins of a corrupted and enervated
 50     62, IX   |          many, for the remission of sins. I say unto you, I will
 51     62, XI   |             oppressed by tormenting sins is eased by the joy of the
 52     62, XIII |            in that He also bore our sins, we see that in the water
 53     63, II   |           who have brought grievous sins upon themselves, that is,
 54     63, II   |            night and error of their sins.~
 55     67, III  |            perish together in their sins." On which account a people
 56     67, V    |         result of this is, that the sins of Basilides are not so
 57     67, V    |           inasmuch as to his former sins he has also added the crime
 58     67, IX   |            partakers of other men's sins who are associated with
 59     69, I    |             away by its baptism the sins of the man who is baptized;
 60     69, I    |             to another remission of sins who himself, being outside
 61     69, I    |             cannot put away his own sins?~
 62     69, II   |       eternal life and remission of sins through the holy Church?"
 63     69, II   |           we mean that remission of sins is not granted except in
 64     69, II   |           where there is no Church, sins cannot be put away. Therefore
 65     70, III  |       should know that remission of sins cannot be given save in
 66     72, IV   |          might receive remission of sins according to what he believed,"
 67     72, V    |            made flesh, who bare our sins, who conquered death by
 68     72, V    |            have obtained mission of sins, and the grace of the divine
 69     72, VI   |             and obtain remission of sins, according to the same faith
 70     72, VII  |            and by whom remission of sins can be given; to wit, that
 71     72, VII  |             Holy Ghost: whosesoever sins ye remit, they are remitted
 72     72, VII  |          unto them; and whosesoever sins ye retain, they are retained."
 73     72, VII  |            and to give remission of sins; but that without, nothing
 74     72, IX   |             of baptism and to remit sins, had been baptized by Philip
 75     72, XII  |            also obtain remission of sins. If he attained remission
 76     72, XII  |            he attained remission of sins, he was also sanctified.
 77     72, XIII |       course in which he had erred, sins without pardon for his ignorance.
 78     72, XIV  |          receive remission of their sins outside the Church.~
 79     72, XV   |           able to give remission of sins, which creeps like a canker
 80     72, XVII |        alleged for the remission of sins; it is not in such a way
 81     72, XVII |           obtained the remission of sins? For the case of the Jews
 82     72, XVII |        Christ, for the remission of sins, and ye shall receive the
 83     72, XVIII|            and obtains remission of sins, and the sanctification
 84     72, XVIII|           baptism, the remission of sins, since Christ received that
 85     72, XVIII|          who blasphemes and gravely sins against the Father and the
 86     72, XVIII|            can receive remission of sins in the name of Christ? What,
 87     72, XVIII|       evident, that no remission of sins can be received in baptism
 88     72, XIX  |             that He puts away their sins in baptism, who it is evident,
 89     72, XIX  |            men's, yea, with eternal sins, when they admit without
 90     72, XIX  |             in baptism, put off the sins of their blasphemies.~
 91     72, XX   |           had obtained remission of sins when they confess that they
 92     72, XXI  |            only not put off his old sins, but rather heaped up still
 93     72, XXII |          repent, and beg that their sins should be remitted to them;
 94     72, XXIV |            and that no remission of sins can be given outside the
 95     73, II   |      special baptisms and different sins, he, holding communion with
 96     73, II   |             of all, gathered up the sins of all, heaped together
 97     73, V    |            has been sanctified, his sins being put away in baptism,
 98     73, V    |            not able to cleanse away sins, and to sanctify a man,
 99     73, VII  |            to say that remission of sins is granted in the name of
100     73, VIII |            judges that remission of sins is granted among those who
101     74, IV   |          they obtained remission of sins from us, but that by our
102     74, IV   |          the understanding of their sins, and may be compelled to
103     74, VIII |        contend that putting away of sins and second birth may result
104     74, IX   |      sufficient to the remission of sins and the sanctification of
105     74, XI   |            that either remission of sins was given, or the regeneration
106     74, XVI  |          who says that remission of sins can be granted in the synagogues
107     74, XVI  |            Holy Ghost: whose soever sins ye remit they are remitted
108     74, XVI  |         unto them, and whose soever sins ye retain they are retained."
109     74, XVI  |    Therefore the power of remitting sins was given to the apostles,
110     74, XVII |            pardon the former mortal sins, that they make sons of
111     74, XXI  |             may obtain remission of sins, lest by the presumption
112     74, XXI  |            of the Church, nor their sins put away, communion being
113     74, XXII |            to say that remission of sins can be granted by those
114     74, XXII |            set fast in all kinds of sins, as if in the house of death
115     74, XXIII|            confess that they are in sins, and have no grace, and
116     74, XXIII|         away from them remission of sins, which is given in baptism,
117     74, XXIV |            a furious man heapeth up sins." For what strifes and dissensions
118     75, VI   |              to charge upon him his sins, and predict the future
119     75, VII  |            believe the remission of sins and life eternal through
120     75, VII  |           confess that remission of sins cannot be given except by
121     75, VII  |         having this, they show that sins cannot be remitted among
122     75, IX   |             ye be consumed in their sins." And what the Lord had
123     75, XI   |       baptism every one has his own sins remitted, the Lord proves
124     75, XI   |         declares in His Gospel that sins can only be put away by
125     75, XI   |            Holy Ghost. Whose soever sins ye remit, they shall be
126     75, XI   |         unto them; and whose soever sins ye retain, they shall be
127     75, XI   |       baptize and give remission of sins who has the Holy Spirit.
128     75, XI   |             also, that remission of sins cannot be given by those
129     75, XI   |         able to obtain remission of sins, and to be sanctified, and
130     75, XII  |          salvation the contagion of sins is not in such wise washed