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 1 1pref|   discharged (the requirements of) repentance, the sins both of adultery
 2 1pref|        place for promulgating such repentance, where the delinquency itself
 3 1pref|      indulgence, under the name of repentance, to crimes for which they
 4 2    |            of so much worth as his repentance, 'a Saviour of all men,
 5 2    |        creating evils;" preferring repentance, but withal commanding Jeremiah
 6 2    |         sue for mercy, when out of repentance they weep and fast, and
 7 2    |         debase the remedial aid of repentance through lenity, the former
 8 2    |    opposition. The remedial aid of repentance is determined by its own
 9 2    |           agree that the causes of repentance are sins. These we divide
10 2    |          of sins, the condition of repentance also is discriminated. There
11 3    |       reference to that species of repentance which we are just defining
12 3    |              say they, "there is a repentance which lacks pardon, it immediately
13 3    |      immediately follows that such repentance must withal be wholly unpractised
14 3    |            to be done in vain. Now repentance will be practised in vain,
15 3    |            without pardon. But all repentance is to be practised. Therefore
16 3    |         concerned, at whose hands (repentance) obtains man's peace, (it
17 3    |        practised in vain. For (the repentance) being referred back to
18 3    |        duty. Thus, neither is such repentance vain, nor such discipline
19 4    | distinction (between the kinds) of repentance, we are by this time, then,
20 5    |         alone for the enjoyment of repentance? Will not on one side Idolatry,
21 5    |     Therefore the remedial aids of repentance will not be suitable to
22 5    |   adulterer. Alike, as the duty of repentance bids, they sit in sackcloth
23 6    |      fornication also--the gate of repentance, at this very line our hostile
24 7    |         salvation of one sinner by repentance to theirs by righteousness;
25 7    |            such as "had no need of repentance," having, as they had, as
26 7    |          more when they heard that repentance was necessary to others,
27 7    |           can be restored, through repentance, from the crime of adultery
28 9    |     fornication with (the gift of) repentance; it will be fitting either
29 10   |                                 X. REPENTANCE MORE COMPETENT TO HEATHENS
30 10   |           official proclamation of repentance is not even applicable to
31 10   |           whereas the principle of repentance finds there its corresponding
32 10   |             of course, offers that repentance rather to sons than to strangers.
33 10   |       reason why Jonah thought not repentance necessary to the heathen
34 10   |          well (as others) on their repentance. It is enough for me that
35 10   |           ways," was the herald of repentance no less to such as were
36 10   |          The Lord Himself presumed repentance on the part of the Sidonians
37 10   |           I will even contend that repentance is more competent to natural
38 10   |         righteousness, prefers the repentance to the death of that sinner
39 10   |         who has preferred death to repentance! If this is so, it is by
40 10   |          opens His bosom: a second repentance will await you; you will
41 10   |         the "ewe" of (your) second repentance! I, however, imbibe the
42 10   |         with the layer and duty of repentance; (and offers Him as) saying, "
43 10   |              Bear worthy fruits of repentance: and say not, We have Abraham (
44 10   |           bearing worthy fruits of repentance." For what more ripens as
45 10   |        more ripens as the fruit of repentance than the achievement of
46 10   |            is rather the" fruit of repentance," even pardon cannot co-exist
47 10   |         pardon may be the fruit of repentance.~
48 12   |            been repolluted, can by repentance be washed away. Do we not,
49 13   |        legally established garb of repentance which you ought to have
50 13   |           the flesh" the office of repentance; in that by fasts, and squalor,
51 15   |         have entered (the path of) repentance, whom he was to find in
52 15   |        might lose (the benefit of) repentance. And, besides, it is not
53 18   |           which prefers a sinner's repentance to his death?--for this
54 18   |     opinion, pointing out that the repentance which the Lord prefers is
55 18   |    clemency of God, preferring the repentance of a sinner to his death,
56 18   |          of course it follows that repentance invites clemency to itself;
57 18   |       prejudice to that species of repentance after believing, which either,
58 19   |   fornication the auxiliary aid of repentance, where, to the angel of
59 19   |          that she might enter upon repentance; nor is she willing to enter
60 19   |       Church, and urging justly to repentance, an heretical woman, who
61 19   |     mischance, and expiating it by repentance, both attains pardon and
62 19   |            pardon as the result of repentance, not as it were for an heretical,
63 19   |           well. For this will be a repentance which we, too, acknowledge
64 20   |           again the foundations of repentance from the works of the dead,
65 20   |      should be again recalled unto repentance, crucifying again for themselves
66 20   |          never knew of any "second repentance" promised by apostles to
67 22   |     murderer and idolater in their repentance,--at all events, of the
68 22   |         His mercy, who prefers the repentance of a sinner to his death,
69 22   |       rather than gory ones! Which repentance is more pitiable--that which
70 22   |           but a chaste one, with a repentance that mourns, but blushes