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 1  7,1|    believe, hope, love, or be penitent as he ought, so as that
 2  7,1|       been received, to every penitent sinner the guilt is remitted,
 3 15,1|        but as often as, being penitent, they should, from their
 4 15,1|   itself. But the acts of the penitent himself, to wit, contrition,
 5 15,1|  institution, required in the penitent for the integrity of the
 6 15,1|     the aforesaid acts of the penitent, is a sorrow of mind, and
 7 15,1|    indeed as yet dwell in the penitent, but only moves him, --whereby
 8 15,1|      moves him, --whereby the penitent being assisted prepares
 9 15,1|      judge: and therefore the penitent ought not so to confide
10 15,1| crimes and the ability of the penitent; lest, if haply they connive
11 15,3|    required three acts in the penitent, which are as it were the
12 15,3|      instruct and console the penitent, and that it was of old
13 15,3|    that the confession of the penitent is not required, in order
14 23,1|   nigh unto God, contrite and penitent, with a sincere heart and