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 1  3,3|   offerings and sacrifices for sin thou hast had no pleasure.
 2  3,3|  nature of man has fallen into sin, yet not so he (and therefore
 3  3,3|   fault at all, neither did he sin. What offering then did
 4  3,3|        did he need, not having sin for which sacrifices are
 5  4  |         whereas, being without sin, he had no need of offering
 6  4  | undefiled faith, for he did no sin, but was supe- ~217 ~rior
 7  4  |       and altogether free from sin, and needed no sacrifice
 8  6  |    briefly stated thus. Adam's sin injured only himself, so
 9  6  |      no such thing as original sin. Infants therefore are not
10  6  |      therefore are not born in sin and the children of wrath,
11  6  |    live without committing any sin at all. And for this there
12  6,1|        the outside branches of sin, but could not free the