Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 3, 0,17|    regarded himself as such a huge sinner that he hardly hoped to
 2 4, 1,16|     throughout the town as a great sinner, entered unexpectedly. Standing
 3 4, 2,8 |      between the righteous and the sinner in the next world. Consequently,
 4 5, 0,22|             the Lord showed that a sinner in big deeds shouldn’t note
 5 5, 0,35|          does not die,” presents a sinner in the form of a corpse
 6 5, 0,36|     concerned about converting the sinner, and rejoices over them
 7 5, 0,37|        mercy toward every penitent sinner. The released debtor, locating
 8 5, 0,37|           repay such a huge sum (a sinner is saved only through God’
 9 5, 0,43|     spiritual bondage, which every sinner finds himself in: “Whoever
10 5, 0,44|             How can a Man who is a sinner do such signs?” Then those
11 5, 0,44|         belief that “this Man is a sinner.” “Give God the glory” was
12 5, 0,44|  acknowledge Him on your part as a sinner, who violates the laws of
13 5, 0,44|            irony: “Whether He is a sinner or not I do not know. One
14 5, 0,65|       occurs in the heavens when a sinner, that appears to have been
15 5, 0,65|           over the repentance of a sinner to that of the loving father,
16 5, 0,65|            other misfortunes) to a sinner that is entrenched in his
17 5, 0,65|        unclean animals. Likewise a sinner when he gets attached to
18 5, 0,65|            desperate plight of the sinner. Then he “came to himself” —
19 5, 0,65|      suddenly regains it, so can a sinner that is consumed with sin,
20 5, 0,65|          go to my father” — is the sinner’s decision to abandon his
21 5, 0,65| accompanies the genuinely penitent sinner. “Make me like one of your
22 5, 0,65|   limitless love toward a penitent sinner, God’s amnesty and that
23 5, 0,65|        more joy in Heaven over one sinner who repents” (Luke 14:7).~
24 5, 0,65|            His love for a contrite sinner, All these anthropomorphous
25 5, 0,65|            His love for a contrite sinner, receives his repentance
26 5, 0,65|          and is alive again” — the sinner, estranged from God is like
27 5, 0,65|         life — God; that’s why the sinner’s return to God is akin
28 5, 0,67|          suffering that awaits the sinner, and you cannot convince
29 5, 0,73|           God, be merciful to me a sinner!” has become a paradigm
30 5, 0,80|           did not despise him as a sinner, Zacchaeus’ conscience was
31 5, 0,80|          guest with a man who is a sinner.” However, Zacchaeus too
32 5, 0,81|        being a cruel person is the sinner’s usual self-justification.
33 5, 0,84|        this particular woman was a sinner (which has been incorporated
34 6, 2,8 |         Lord, and seeing that this sinner can reform, He said to him: “
35 6, 2,12|          eternal suffering for the sinner. This eternal suffering
36 6, 3,1 |      expensive oil, was a penitent sinner. She brought the myrrh in