Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 3, 0,15|      kingdom of the poor and penitent hearts were totally unacceptable
 2 4, 1,14|    the common Jewish people, penitent tax-collectors and sinners,
 3 5, 0,37|     God’s mercy toward every penitent sinner. The released debtor,
 4 5, 0,42|     her conscience spoke and penitent feelings stirred. This would
 5 5, 0,65|    accompanies the genuinely penitent sinner. “Make me like one
 6 5, 0,65|      limitless love toward a penitent sinner, God’s amnesty and
 7 5, 0,65|  unwilling to associate with penitent tax collectors and sinners.
 8 5, 0,76| themselves “last,” while the penitent tax-collectors and sinners,
 9 6, 3,1 |    with expensive oil, was a penitent sinner. She brought the
10 6, 7,1 |     turned to Him with these penitent words: “Lord, remember me
11 6, 7,1 |    the power of faith in the penitent robber. In pain, exhausted