Chapter

 1 7 | society heathen publicans and sinners, and communicating with
 2 9 |    when (the writer) adjoins "sinners" to "publicans," it does
 3 9 |       genus of heathens--some sinners by office, that is, publicans;
 4 9 | persons of the "publicans and sinners." And accordingly to this
 5 10|     more competent to natural sinners than to voluntary. For he
 6 11|     proclamation in favour of sinners; as when He permitted contact
 7 18|       nor stood in the way of sinners, and sat in the state-chair
 8 18| communion is indeed denied to sinners, very especially such as
 9 18|       end, that He might save sinners, of whom himself had been
10 22|    undergo death on behalf of sinners. Similarly, you who emulate