Book, Chapter

 1    I, 2 |    those who are called back to repentance, to renew the contest. And
 2    I, 2 |      vice, may speed its way to repentance. Then after a few remarks
 3    I, 6 | recollection of what is better, repentance for what is worse. Accordingly,
 4    I, 6 |      confess that the spirit in repentance retraces its steps. In the
 5    I, 7 |       For "the Lord willeth the repentance of the sinner rather than
 6    I, 8 |         love of goodness, seeks repentance; and by means of the plan
 7    I, 9 | notwithstanding exhorts them to repentance, and says by Ezekiel, "Son
 8    I, 9 |    affording an opportunity for repentance to the self-determination
 9    I, 9 | constraining humanity to saving repentance; for it was good. But do
10    I, 10|      the Word, and conducive to repentance and the prevention of sins;
11    I, 10|          in that it counsels to repentance? And still further, by Jeremiah,
12    I, 10|       salvation, He leads us to repentance. Wherefore He says, "If
13   II, 8 |   expended on the Lord tears of repentance: "wherefore her sins are
14   II, 8 |        the earth. And tears are repentance; and the loosened hair proclaimed
15  III, 12|       thus: "For he desires the repentance rather than the death of
16  III, 12|   markets." But He welcomes the repentance of the sinner--loving repentance--