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 1 II   |       By almsgiving and faith sins are purged." Not assuredly
 2 II   |  purged." Not assuredly those sins which had been previously
 3 II   |    righteousness the flame of sins is subdued. And because
 4 II   |       in baptism remission of sins is granted once for all,
 5 III  |  cleansing and purging of our sins. Nor let any one so flatter
 6 III  |    boast that he is pure from sins?" And again, in his epistle,
 7 IV   |      the house of Jacob their sins." And when He had commanded
 8 IV   |   when He had commanded their sins to be charged upon them,
 9 IV   |      make atonement for their sins; nor, if they were clothed
10 V    |     with the deserts of mercy sins are cleansed. And in Solomon
11 V    |       to thee; and redeem thy sins by almsgivings, and thine
12 V    |    God will be patient to thy sins." And as the king did not
13 V    |   avoided had he redeemed his sins by almsgiving. Raphael the
14 V    |    death, and it purgeth away sins." He shows that our prayers
15 XVII |     it may appear how much he sins in the Church, who, preferring
16 XVIII|    must beseech the Lord. The sins of many have to be redeemed,
17 XVIII|       cannot daily fail to be sins committed in the sight of
18 XVIII|      sacrifices wherewith the sins might be cleansed away.
19 XVIII| number of them, and for their sins one calf." If, then, you