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 1    I, 2 |    INSTRUCTOR'S TREATMENT OF OUR SINS.~ Now, O you, my children,
 2    I, 2 |       our liability to fall into sins that have become habitual.
 3    I, 2 |          Not to continue long in sins, let that be ranked last.
 4    I, 2 | irrational," by which manifestly sins are meant which are contrary
 5    I, 2 |         says to us sinners, "Thy sins be forgiven thee."~ We,
 6    I, 3 |       God: as God, forgiving our sins; and as man, training us
 7    I, 5 |    loosed from the world and our sins, touching the earth on tiptoe
 8    I, 6 |        which we cleanse away our sins; grace, by which the penalties
 9    I, 6 |   baptized, having wiped off the sins which obscure the light
10    I, 6 |       through which we fall into sins, purblind as to the truth.
11    I, 6 |          are washed from all our sins, and are no longer entangled
12    I, 6 |        we also, repenting of our sins, renouncing our iniquities,
13    I, 6 |  children who are under fear and sins; but has conferred manhood
14    I, 6 |     baptism for the remission of sins. And it is mixed naturally
15    I, 6 |        passions and cleanses our sins; and the saying,~ "Sweeter
16    I, 6 |        and forgetting our former sins.~
17    I, 7 |        says, "I will bring their sins on them; that is, on the
18    I, 7 |          the recompense of their sins." For the same who is Instructor
19    I, 7 |         as babes, hearing of the sins of others, keep from similar
20    I, 7 |         own works, from your old sins;" "Learn to do well;" "Depart
21    I, 8 |          has assigned Him to our sins," plainly as a corrector
22    I, 8 |        corrector and reformer of sins. Wherefore He alone is able
23    I, 8 |          of the Lord drives away sins, and he that is without
24    I, 8 |     account. Each one of us, who sins, with his own free-will
25    I, 9 |     lawless sons, people full of sins, wicked seed!" And in the
26    I, 9 |          of the soul, chastizing sins, preventing death, and leading
27    I, 9 |           be a terror to him who sins not? "If thou doest evil,
28    I, 9 |          the eating sores of our sins. Wherefore also fear is
29    I, 9 |     merciful; He will heal their sins, and not destroy them, and
30    I, 9 |          him, but only shows the sins which are there; in order
31    I, 10| repentance and the prevention of sins; we shall have now to look
32    I, 10|       said, "They that fall into sins shall be cast into outer
33    I, 10|        encouragement He assuages sins, reducing lust, and at the
34   II, 2 |       many, for the remission of sins"--the holy stream of gladness.
35   II, 6 |         cutting out the roots of sins, such as, "Thou shalt not
36   II, 6 |          shalt not escape sin." "Sins of the tongue, therefore,
37   II, 8 |       repentance: "wherefore her sins are forgiven."~ This may
38   II, 8 |         whom He has forgiven our sins. And the dishevelled hair
39   II, 8 |    rescued us from offences, and sins, and such like thorns; and
40   II, 10|    against nature, such as these sins of theirs. And those who
41   II, 10|       than they, know them to be sins, but are overcome by pleasures,
42   II, 10|     covering, and no one sees my sins. Why do I fear lest the
43   II, 10|        to sin. And every one who sins, directly wrongs not so
44   II, 10|      less thought of. For he who sins, in the degree in which
45   II, 10|        in the degree in which he sins, becomes worse and is of
46  III, 2 |          is wont to abstain from sins, on account of the shame
47  III, 3 |        vanity, wrenched from our sins, bearing only the wood of
48  III, 8 |          have not committed like sins with those who are punished,
49  III, 11|          should fall into double sins? For they deceive the men
50  III, 12|     hedged about from our former sins. Therefore, being regenerated,
51  III, 12|       defines the designation of sins in a way conducive to salvation: "
52  III, 12|            covers a multitude of sins."~ And of civil government: "
53  III, 12|        repentance--which follows sins. For this Word of whom we
54  III, 12|         the propitiation for our sins," as John says; Jesus, who
55  III, 12|     proper man. "And not for our sins only, but also for the whole