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 1 13|      power unto the remission of sins we daily commit, showing
 2 15|          forgives iniquities and sins, however great." The reason
 3 20| Archangels" - the power to remit sins. "Whose sins you shall forgive
 4 20|      power to remit sins. "Whose sins you shall forgive they are
 5 20|         forgiven them: and whose sins you shall retain they are
 6 20|         to man. "Who can forgive sins but God alone?" And, when
 7 20|       Who is this that forgiveth sins also?" But it is so: the
 8 20|        power on earth to forgive sins" willed to hand it on to
 9 21|     remorse and repenting of his sins, he hears the word of the
10 21|          I absolve thee from thy sins!" These words fall, it is
11 35|       Victim who taketh away the sins of the world is immolated,
12 72|   fitness; otherwise he not only sins grievously, but also places
13 72|         danger of sharing in the sins of others." This canon is
14 72|          partaker of other men's sins." "To impose hands lightly,"
15 72|          partaker of other men's sins is for the ordainer to become
16 72|          his past and his future sins." ~
17 73|   sanctity, freed of the damp of sins." ~