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 1    I, 4 |         life. Wherefore they, whose sins were brought to light and
 2   II, 10|             die and perish in their sins. For as light belongs to
 3   II, 15|            heaven on account of the sins into which they had plunged
 4  III, 12|         soul, but lusts, vices, and sins? And if virtue shall have
 5   IV, 11|          with threatening words the sins of the ungrateful people,
 6   IV, 11|            were upbraided for their sins, they slew the prophets
 7   IV, 15|         spiritual layer not His own sins, for it is evident that
 8   IV, 16|           upbraided them with their sins and iniquities, and being
 9   IV, 16|            esteemed. He carries our sins, and He endures pain for
10   IV, 16|            delivered Him up for our sins." And in the same manner
11   IV, 17|           that is if we confess our sins and make satisfaction to
12   IV, 17|            they should abstain from sins and impurities. For this
13   IV, 18|      transgressors; and He bore the sins of many, and was delivered
14   IV, 24|             it to necessity that he sins, rather than to his own
15   IV, 26|            defiled by the stains of sins and the blemishes of vices.
16   IV, 30|           in a wholesome manner the sins and wounds to which the
17    V, 9 |             account, because he who sins wishes to have free scope
18    V, 20|             who is alway hostile to sins, who requires justice, who
19   VI, 9 |            he who knows God and yet sins in some respect. For God
20   VI, 9 |            respect. For God pardons sins. And thus it is possible
21   VI, 12|              that He will remit all sins. If you shall hear, He says,
22   VI, 13|              AND THE FORGIVENESS OF SINS.~As often, therefore, as
23   VI, 13|        shall be cleansed from their sins, and therefore He commands
24   VI, 13| incautiously glide into sin; he who sins wilfully has no pardon.
25   VI, 24|     promises that He will remit the sins of the penitent, and that
26   VI, 24|            righteousness, so former sins do not stand in the way
27   VI, 25|             else but pardon for his sins, even though he has none.
28  VII, 1 |             being polluted with all sins, and moreover sprinkled
29  VII, 14|     immortality, but death by their sins and lusts; nor did they
30  VII, 20|          being burnt in by means of sins, produces a feeling of pain.
31  VII, 21|         because they have committed sins in their bodies, they will
32  VII, 21|          with fire. Then they whose sins shall exceed either in weight
33  VII, 21|         immortality; but they whose sins and crimes shall have been