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 1 1    |         same (virtue) a means of sinning more readily than a means
 2 2    |         would reach (a limit) in sinning too-by fearing God, I mean.
 3 3    |         be excepted, there is no sinning save by will. Since, then,
 4 5(38)|       encouragement to perpetual sinning and formal confession.]~
 5 6    |        into a holiday-time48 for sinning, rather than a time for
 6 6    |          order that we may cease sinning, but because we have ceased,
 7 6    |   baptismal waters that we cease sinning, it is of necessity, not
 8 6    |          to the Lord is to cease sinning unless he be bound thereto
 9 6    |          that he has ceased from sinning, than gladness that he hath
10 7    |          a yet further space for sinning. Far be it that any one
11 7    |          account, an opening for sinning; and as if the redundance
12 7    |         he shall not find one of sinning. We have escaped once: thus
13 10   |     bearing an open forehead for sinning, but an abashed one for
14 11   | reconcile God to myself, whom by sinning I have offended."~ ~Why,