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 1 2 |   sacrifice,' 'not thinking the sinner's death of so much worth
 2 7 |  whether a Christian or heathen sinner be the object it aims at
 3 7 |  preferred the salvation of one sinner by repentance to theirs
 4 7 |      with a view to a Christian sinner, after the loss of his faith,
 5 7 | opposite side. I admit that the sinner portrayed in each parable
 6 7 |        parable by recalling the sinner while he is still living.
 7 8 |       arrange for the Christian sinner, in the person of the younger
 8 9 |      which the salvation of one sinner gives to God, should name
 9 9 |      the shape of the Christian sinner, is that they may endow
10 10| repentance to the death of that sinner who has preferred death
11 11|       own body to the "woman, a sinner,"--washing, as she did,
12 18|      And elsewhere: "But to the sinner saith the Lord, Why expoundest
13 18| clemency of God which prefers a sinner's repentance to his death?--
14 18|    better than the death of the sinner,--(the sinner, I say,) once
15 18|      death of the sinner,--(the sinner, I say,) once for all to
16 18|  preferring the repentance of a sinner to his death, looks at such
17 19|        it were for a believing, sinner: let her, I grant, repent;
18 22|          If, however, you are a sinner, how will the oil of your
19 22|     prefers the repentance of a sinner to his death, that they
20 22|      that which an involuntary, sinner implores? No one is compelled