Chapter, Paragraph

 1 2,1 |         across the stormy seas of sin and strife to the peaceful
 2 2,1 |           through the darkness of sin which encompasses him. Because
 3 2,1 |   worshipper from the darkness of sin (the West) into the light
 4 3,2 |         kept this evening without sin...” is read. In abbreviated
 5 3,2 |          may pass the day without sin. In Church time, the 1st
 6 3,3 |           humble consciousness of sin. With the Dismissal of the
 7 3,1 |        those things which further sin. Fasting is not only the
 8 4,1 |           freed from the guilt of sin, celebrate and sing to you:
 9 4,6 |           God, Who takes away the sin of the world! This is He
10 4,7 |          souls, begging leave for sin to depart from us that we
11 4,4 |          corruption; the power of sin is destroyed and Death itself
12 4,4 | forefather's disobedience to God, sin took possession of human
13 4,4 |         Christ abolished original sin and cleansed the fallen
14 5   |          and self-will. The First Sin was none other than the
15 5   |          but himself. This is the sin that caused the Fall of
16 5   |         origin of virtually every sin we commit. I steal when
17 6,3 |         to subjugate men, too, to sin (2 Thess. 2:9), in order
18 6,4 |          a human body without its sin, and a human soul, and became
19 6,4 |         Truth which had condemned sin (1 Tim. 2:6; John 1:29),
20 6,4 |  Therefore Christ's Church cannot sin in Truth, for she is the
21 6,6 |          made atonement for human sin (John 1:29; Heb. 7:27) and
22 6,6 |           complete elimination of sin from the community of believers
23 6,7 |           be cleansed of Original Sin and enter into the Kingdom
24 6,7 |        man, cleanses him from all sin, justifies and sanctifies
25 6,7 |     Spirit, which cleanses man of sin and regenerates him.~Baptism
26 6,7 |        promises to turn away from sin is not only forgiven, but
27 6,7 |        not only forgiven, but his sin is erased by God, as well,
28 6,8 |    consequence of the first man's sin, for as St. Paul says: sin
29 6,8 |        sin, for as St. Paul says: sin came into the world through
30 6,8 |         one man and death through sin (Rom. 5:12). As a consequence
31 6,0 |         ones who believe in Me to sin, it would be better for
32 6,0 |           6). Just causing one to sin is a terrible crime! As
33 6,0 |         of Christ?....Every other sin which a man commits is outside
34 6,0 |          conceived gives birth to sin; and sin when it is full-grown
35 6,0 |           gives birth to sin; and sin when it is full-grown brings
36 6,2 |      become aware of the power of sin over his soul, and they
37 6,2 |         and God was with man. The sin of our first parents separated
38 6,2 |          may grow into the mortal sin of depression and despair.~
39 6,2 |            if you do not do well, sin is crouching at the door;
40 6,2 |          successful struggle with sin. Those who are constantly
41 6,2 |           spiritual struggle with sin and with all the obstacles
42 6,2 |        free man from the stain of sin, to bring him closer to
43 6,3 |         Mary was free from actual sin, but, in the opinion of
44 6,3 |       under the curse of Original Sin as does all mankind. For
45 7   |        friends who fought against sin, imitated Christ by shedding
46 7   |       earthly nature, purified of sin and partaking of the life
47 8,1 |       Grace of all sins (Original Sin and personal sins) and is
48 8,1 |         only on this condition is sin abolished in man in the
49 8,1 |          Baptism. The dominion of sin over the power of the soul
50 8,1 |     dominates. But the element of sin still remains before the
51 8,1 |        the power to struggle with sin and he faces the task of
52 8,1 |           are subject to Original Sin and without Baptism cannot
53 8,1 |        cannot be absolved of this sin.~In the Old Testament, circumcision
54 8,1 |          water signifies dying to sin and coming up out of the
55 8,4 |   considered to be a very serious sin; many held the extreme position
56 8,4 |           the Penitent.~Since all sin is not only against God,
57 8,4 |       Lord also has put away your sin; you shall not die (2 Sam.
58 8,4 | considered to be the beginning of sin, according to the words
59 8,4 |  resisting the powerful forces of sin. There is, however, an answer
60 8,4 |           consider the meaning of sin and repentance, for sin
61 8,4 |           sin and repentance, for sin is what separates us from
62 8,4 |       what separates us from God. Sin plunges the soul into darkness
63 8,4 |  Evangelist, If we say we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and
64 8,4 |       open to Him. In response to sin, Our Lord Jesus Christ says,
65 8,4 |         Sacrament:~ ~A Lament for Sin.~St. Basil the Great says, “
66 8,4 |       Great says, “Weep over your sin: it is a spiritual ailment;
67 8,4 |          every hour and minute of sin? When and where shall I
68 8,4 |          my life in indolence and sin, all my hours and minutes
69 8,7 |        breakdown of marriage as a sin and an evil, she still desires
70 9   |          cleansed of the stain of sin and worldly passions, and
71 9,5 |         is entirely captivated by Sin. As Bishop Nicholas says: “
72 9,5 |        fullness of its power when Sin ceases to hold undivided
73 9,5 |         not allow us to fall into sin. We ask Him to preserve
74 9,5 |         for our purification from sin and spiritual fortification,
75 9,8 |        Evil and the psychology of sin and virtue with unusual
76 10,1|         commandment (the Original Sin) and Fall. It also speaks
77 10,1|           speaks of the spread of sin in the world and its first
78 10,1| accentuates the people's sense of sin, but prompts them to turn
79 10,1|  indictment of Israel herself for sin and injustice; and 3) (Ch.
80 10,4|            Ps. 38; Ps. 91~When We Sin: Ps. 6; Ps. 51; Ps. 139~
81 10,5|     Corinthians 9:25~The wages of sin is death .........................
82 11,1|          no longer be enslaved to sin. For he who has died is
83 11,1|        who has died is freed from sin. But if we have died with
84 11,1|      death was overcome, original sin was absolved, hell deprived
85 11,1|           their souls, laying low sin, conquering death and breaking
86 11,2|        the banner of victory over sin and death (1 Cor. 5:7; Rev.