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 1 Arg   | NEGLECT OF DISCIPLINE, AND THE SINS OF THE FAITHFUL; OUR AUTHOR
 2 V     |       we deserved more for our sins, yet the most merciful Lord
 3 VI    |       we deserve to suffer for sins of this kind, when even
 4 VI    | offences with a rod, and their sins with scourges?"~
 5 VII   |       us, have so acted by our sins, that while we despise the
 6 X     |        be not partakers of her sins, and that ye receive not
 7 XVII  |    alone can bestow pardon for sins which have been committed
 8 XVII  |  against Himself, who bare our sins, who sorrowed for us, whom
 9 XVII  |       God delivered up for our sins. Man cannot be greater than
10 XVIII |       he can give remission of sins to all, or dares to rescind
11 XVIII |        remission and pardon of sins, or that he can shield others
12 XIX   |    Moses also besought for the sins of the people; and yet,
13 XIX   |   entreated and prayed for the sins of the people, "Pray not
14 XIX   |      the earth was filled with sins, was alone found righteous
15 XXI   |       God; and because of your sins He hath hid His face from
16 XXVI  |        the punishment of their sins is as varied as the multitude,
17 XXVIII|     deceptive cunning. Yea, he sins the more, who, thinking
18 XXXIII|    understand nor lament their sins. This is the greater visitation
19 XXXV  |       and grief look into your sins; acknowledge the very grave
20 XXXV  |       righteous works, whereby sins may be purged; frequently
21 XXXV  |        they were not redeeming sins of such a character as these.~