Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro |              repent and atone for his sins. This is because the Church
 2 3,2   |             Adam's repentance for his sins, as well as his request
 3 3,2   |              have lost because of our sins. Those who would wage war
 4 3,3   |           many for the forgiveness of sins... And when they had sung
 5 3,3   |             extol, to repent of their sins and turn to Him for mercy
 6 3,4   |               for the remission of my sins, and unto fife everlasting.
 7 3,4   |          Christ, for the remission of sins and unto life everlasting.”
 8 3,6   |              to invent excuses for my sins.~Let my prayer arise in
 9 4,6   |              Jordan, confessing their sins.... [And John said,] “I
10 4,1   |            the centuries, and saw the sins of future generations, and
11 4,3   |               the forgiveness of your sins; and you shall receive the
12 4,4   |             and you are still in your sins (1 Cor. 15:14, 17).~But
13 4,5   |               for the increase of our sins; protect us from all evil
14 4,8   |              the forgiveness of their sins” (Luke 1:67, 76-77). We
15 5,1   |           that he must grieve for his sins. The Kamilavka (cap protecting
16 5,1   |           shall be cleansed from your sins.”~We can also see in the
17 6,2   |          Baptism for the remission of sins.~(11)         I look for
18 6,5   |          souls, cleanses men of their sins and sanctifies them (John
19 6,7   |          Baptism for the Remission of Sins.~Man becomes a child of
20 6,7   |               the forgiveness of your sins; and you shall receive the
21 6,7   |          Sacrament of Baptism all the sins of the person being baptized
22 6,7   |        eradicated by Baptism, and his sins are washed away as if they
23 6,0   |             body; but the immoral man sins against his own body. Do
24 6,2   |            that is our own except our sins — and that the fullness
25 6,2   |           comes when we turn from our sins to God.~In the human soul,
26 6,2   |           others and sorrow for their sins and for our own. Such was
27 6,2   |           spirit's repentance for its sins, is of spiritual value,
28 6,2   |               he has not wept for his sins as wasted, in spite of any
29 6,2   |             to idle dreams, and these sins must be washed away with
30 6,2   |       Therefore, secret tears for our sins cleanse the soul and bring
31 6,2   |       repentance and mourning for our sins and he who considers himself
32 6,2   |          humility, will mourn for his sins and in this way will become
33 6,2   |              us to be cleansed of our sins except that pointed out
34 7     |            has taken upon Himself the sins of the world, Christ our
35 7,2   |               was on account of their sins, all the people and the
36 8     | simultaneously an inward cleansing of sins. Thus, we often speak of
37 8,1   |           through Divine Grace of all sins (Original Sin and personal
38 8,1   |             Original Sin and personal sins) and is reborn into a new
39 8,1   |               the forgiveness of your sins; and you shall receive the
40 8,3   |           many for the forgiveness of sins' (Matt. 26:26-28; cf. Mark
41 8,4   |          re-baptized — that is, their sins should be washed away by
42 8,4   |               so that in the event of sins committed after Baptism,
43 8,4   |            the Penitent regarding his sins, his attitude towards the
44 8,4   |            absolve you from all yours sins.”~In the ancient Church,
45 8,4   |         Heaven.~Man is weak, and thus sins and falls often, again and
46 8,4   |              John 1:8), for every man sins and falls short before the
47 8,4   |              to be fully aware of our sins and our iniquities and of
48 8,4   |           says that if we confess our sins, [God] is faithful and just,
49 8,4   |            just, and will forgive our sins and cleanse us from all
50 8,4   |           shame or fear,” confess our sins with faith to our Father
51 8,4   |            humility I weep for all my sins, voluntary and involuntary,
52 8,4   |      depression and despair, and over sins committed willingly.~I weep,
53 8,4   |              nakedness each one of my sins, great and small, voluntary
54 8,4   |         reveal and torment me with my sins; and I, in fear and trembling,
55 8,4   |            times have I ridiculed the sins of my brother, caused him
56 8,8   |               and if he has committed sins, he will be forgiven (James
57 8,8   |        healing and the forgiveness of sins. The two are joined, for
58 9     |              than denunciation of his sins. In addition, we pray not
59 9     |            God may forgive them their sins and grant them repose in
60 9,1   |             must make a confession of sins in repentance of heart after
61 9,5   |               ask forgiveness for our sins from the Heavenly Father,
62 9,5   |     trespasses (Mark 11:25-26). Man's sins are called trespasses against
63 9,5   |              will also forgive us our sins (Mark 4:24).~ ~(6) And lead
64 9,6   |             Holy Spirit wash away the sins from the souls of all our
65 10,1  |               Dan (Ch. 17-18) and the sins of the Benjaminites (Ch.
66 10,1  |          parts: 1) (Ch. 1-2:16) — the sins of the people and the priests;
67 10,2  |              forgiveness for his many sins.~ ~First Maccabees.~The