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1 4 |   came to His baptism without sin, and therefore not without
2 8 | account, however, of original sin, our whole nature had fallen
3 10|    and especially to fly from sin, which is in a more special
4 10|      becomes more hardened in sin day by day. Again, since
5 10|       Ghost. In our days this sin has become so frequent that
6 10|      is it enough to fly from sin; every Christian ought to
7 11|   down with trouble, prone to sin, so ought he the more to