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 1 VII   |          to the correction of our sin and probation of our faith.
 2 XIV   |         furnishes the stimulus to sin; nor does he repress, but
 3 XV    |      their very grave and extreme sin is taken away. The wounds
 4 XVI   |          contemned,--before their sin is expiated, before confession
 5 XVI   |          body and blood; and they sin now against their Lord more
 6 XVI   |          that the memory of their sin may pass away, that the
 7 XVII  |          be moreover added to his sin, if he be ignorant that
 8 XIX   |        people have sinned a great sin, and have made them gods
 9 XIX   |           Thou wilt forgive their sin, forgive it; but if not,
10 XIX   |         Ezekiel entreated for the sin of the people, "Whatsoever
11 XIX   | Whatsoever land," said He, "shall sin against me by trespassing
12 XXIX  |        one should confess his own sin, while he who has sinned
13 XXIX  | expressing our repentance for our sin with true grief, let us
14 XXX   |         from the first day of his sin daily frequents the bathing-places
15 XXX   |          either for shame of your sin or for continuance of your
16 XXXIII|          Thoughtless before their sin was acknowledged, after
17 XXXIII|         acknowledged, after their sin they are obstinate; neither
18 XXXV  |        acknowledge the very grave sin of your conscience; open
19 XXXV  |         the understanding of your sin, neither despairing of the
20 XXXV  |       repentance be less than the sin. Think you that the Lord
21 XXXVI |         the Lord to pardon of his sin by righteous and continual
22 XXXVI |        deed, who by shame for his sin, has conceived more both