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 1      7, VIII  | persecutors may be restrained, the repentance of the lapsed renewed, and
 2     12, I     |  imposition of hands upon them for repentance, they should come to the
 3     14, III   |    imposition of hands on them for repentance, they should be remitted
 4     19, Arg   |          SUCH LAPSED AS, BY A TRUE REPENTANCE AND CONFESSION OF THE NAME
 5     20, II    |         Christ, according to their repentance and the works which they
 6     29, I     |             by your exhortation to repentance, show the legitimate way
 7     30, III   |        transgression; so that even repentance should be snatched from
 8     30, III   |           himself, by intercepting repentance, makes easy way for new
 9     39, III   |            the fault of the crime, repentance also should be taken away;
10     51, IV    |            might pursue the way of repentance, not only with prayers and
11     51, VI    |        rush to communion, but that repentance should be long protracted,
12     51, XV    |               XV.~If we reject the repentance of those who have some confidence
13     51, XVII  |         that, which, by subsequent repentance, may be strengthened into
14     51, XVII  |    strengthened into faith; and by repentance strength is armed to virtue,
15     51, XVII  |            be constrained by us to repentance, if the fruit of repentance
16     51, XVII  |        repentance, if the fruit of repentance be taken away. If the battle
17     51, XVIII |          that if He shall find the repentance of the sinners full and
18     51, XVIII |            us with the pretence of repentance, God, who is not mocked,
19     51, XIX   |    pertinacious in repelling their repentance; nor, again, being too lax
20     51, XX    |          fail for this cause, that repentance is relaxed to the lapsed,
21     51, XX    |          adulterers even a time of repentance is granted by us, and peace
22     51, XX    |     continence broken down because repentance and pardon are facilitated
23     51, XXI   |          wholly closed the gate of repentance against adultery. Still
24     51, XXII  |         obstinate as to think that repentance is not to be granted to
25     51, XXII  |          place time is granted for repentance; and the Lord threatens
26     51, XXII  |           Lord would not exhort to repentance, if it were not that He
27     51, XXII  |          just persons that need no repentance." For since it is written, "
28     51, XXII  |      sinners should repent, and by repentance should return again to life.
29     51, XXIII |     innocence by the sorrow of his repentance, both rejoices and gives
30     51, XXIII |           and Love--rejoice in the repentance of His own sons! nor threatens
31     51, XXIII |           peril; because it is not repentance for sin, but the warning
32     51, XXVI  |           these persons themselves repentance is granted, and the hope
33     51, XXVII |        sinners are brought back to repentance, and that pardon and mercy
34     51, XXVIII|      institution! to exhort to the repentance of atonement, and to take
35     51, XXIX  |            the way of grief and of repentance; so that while in all Scripture
36     51, XXIX  |          return to Him and repent, repentance itself is taken away by
37     51, XXIX  |           intercepts the fruits of repentance. But if we find that none
38     51, XXIX  |         admitted, and the fruit of repentance is not to be denied to those
39     52, I     |           had not yet ceased their repentance for the space of three years:
40     53, I     |            undergo a long and full repentance; and if the risk of sickness
41     53, II    |          heavenly warfare. For the repentance of the mourners was reasonably
42     54, XII   |            to interfere with their repentance. God cries, "He that sacrificeth
43     54, XIII  |           Church. They corrupt the repentance of the wretched men by the
44     54, XIII  |          perceive their sins, lest repentance should follow as it is written, "
45     54, XIII  |     sanctification of baptism, and repentance comes not to their help,
46     54, XIII  |          the Church of Christ; but repentance being done away with, and
47     54, XIV   |           hope of satisfaction and repentance, that they had taken away
48     54, XIV   |           all feeling and fruit of repentance; that they had set up outside
49     54, XV    |            keep the faith of their repentance, because they had not come
50     54, XV    |        they had not come with true repentance.~
51     54, XVI   |        satisfaction, what fruit of repentance they bring forward. The
52     54, XVI   |         love those who return with repentance, confessing their sin with
53     54, XIX   |           acknowledge the light of repentance, and that they may rather
54     61, Arg   |        SHOULD BE COMPELLED TO FULL REPENTANCE, AND THOSE WHO SHOULD OBSTINATELY
55     66, Arg   |         SEDUCED BY HIM, UPON THEIR REPENTANCE, AND A RETURN TO THE CHURCH
56     67, Arg   |        MIGHT INDEED BE RECEIVED TO REPENTANCE, BUT WERE PROHIBITED FROM
57     67, VI    |    episcopate, turned I himself to repentance, entreating God, and considering
58     67, VI    |        might indeed be admitted to repentance, but were prohibited from
59     68, I     |            now at length turned to repentance for having either rashly
60     68, IX    |         you will begin even a late repentance for your temerity, and pride,
61     70, II    |        sufficient to lay hands for repentance upon those who are known
62     73, I     |        hands be imposed on him for repentance; since the heretics themselves,
63     73, II    |            hands laid upon them to repentance, let this divine and holy
64     73, III   |            laid upon a heretic for repentance, and that so he might be
65     74, IV    |        remedy may be sought for by repentance for lapsed brethren, and