Book, Chapter

1        1, LXIII|      from me, O Lord, for I am a sinful man." Moreover, Paul, who
2        2, XLI  |     considered to be in an evil (sinful) condition.~
3        2, LXXVI|          of which he speaks: "Ah sinful nation, a people laden with
4        4, XXV  |          among the Jews who lead sinful lives, be termed a collection
5        4, LXIII|        other accusations against sinful men, know nothing of the
6        5, XV   |    writings it is related that a sinful nation was thus addressed: "
7        6, LXXXI|       His Son amongst wicked and sinful men, who were also to inflict
8        7, XXII | confusion) are those troublesome sinful thoughts which arise in
9        8, LXV  |          indulging in luxury and sinful pleasures. We shall therefore,