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 1 Text, 7 |    offense offered to God by our sins may be expiated and that
 2 Text, 7 |     avenger, "for our numberless sins and offenses and negligences."
 3 Text, 7 |         added expiation, whereby sins are wholly blotted out,
 4 Text, 9 |        sufficient to expiate the sins of men, if the Son of God
 5 Text, 9 |         He His own self bore our sins in His body upon the tree . . . (
 6 Text, 9 |            that we being dead to sins, should live to justice" (
 7 Text, 9 |         gifts and sacrifices for sins" (Hebrews v, 1). Nor do
 8 Text, 9 |           9), ought to offer for sins both for itself and for
 9 Text, 13|    anguish, nay "bruised for our sins" (Isaias liii, 5), and healing
10 Text, 13|          more truly, because the sins of men and their crimes
11 Text, 13|           Now if, because of our sins also which were as yet in
12 Text, 13|       continually wounded by the sins of thankless men, since -
13 Pray    | expiation to make amends for the sins we have ourselves committed,
14 Pray    |      committed, and also for the sins of those who wander far
15 Pray    |        and lastly for the public sins of nations which resist
16 Pray    |          amends for our own past sins, and for the sins of others,
17 Pray    |       own past sins, and for the sins of others, and for the neglect