Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Fwd,3|        cross over to the fallen, sinful side of one's nature in
 2 Fwd,6|       greatly mistreated in this sinful world, this book does not
 3  2,20| anthropomorphize God, or project sinful qualities in fallen men
 4  2,20|          He writes that:~ ~It is sinful to ascribe to God the characteristic
 5  2,20|        this is sacrilegious. The sinful man who is characterized
 6  2,20|      tendency to ascribe fallen, sinful qualities to God is anthropomorphic.
 7  5,7 |    accomplices. They are totally sinful and Christians should not
 8  5,8 |  populated with poor, fallen and sinful people like ourselves.~
 9  5,8 |     whether He would destroy the sinful city of Sodom if ten righteous
10  5,8 |    righteous judgment punish the sinful people and fulfill Nahum'
11  9,3 |    essential similarity. However sinful a man may become, the image
12 10,7 |          are still imperfect and sinful. The textbook describes
13 10,22|         intercede before God for sinful people”! God Himself commanded
14 10,22|      Jeremiah, can intercede for sinful people. Judas Maccabeus