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 1 2, 0,7 |        to strictly, one call: “Repent!” This was Isaiah’s symbolic
 2 2, 0,7 |        John summoned people to repent and those who did, he baptised
 3 3, 0,9 |        sermon with the words: “Repent, for the Kingdom of God
 4 3, 0,18|    sins and ready to genuinely repent, are closer to the Heavenly
 5 3, 0,18|      so that the sinners would repent and change. He came to summon
 6 3, 0,18|     though they had nothing to repent. True, the Lord did come
 7 4, 1,15|     for salvation, but did not repent like Jonah Nineveh did after
 8 4, 2,17|    preached that people should repent” (mark 6:12). The Apostles’
 9 5, 0,36| influence and encourage him to repent (the Law of Moses demanded
10 5, 0,40|      evident, yet they did not repent. He also points out how
11 5, 0,42|     your sins, but want you to repent: go forth and do not sin
12 5, 0,42|      for our personal sins and repent in them.~ ~
13 5, 0,56|   likewise perish if you don’t repent. The Lord’s judgment had
14 5, 0,56|   sooner or later, “unless you repent.” It is possible that here
15 5, 0,56|        the living: “unless you repent you will all likewise perish!” —
16 5, 0,65|    abandon his sinful ways and repent. “I have sinned against
17 5, 0,82|        opportunity to rethink, repent and believe in Him, before
18 6, 2,3 |      very lifestyle), but then repent — just as the tax collectors
19 6, 4,7 |       glorious works — did not repent but also began to hate Him:
20 6, 6,2 |    Unfortunately, while he did repent, this repentance was joined
21 6, 6,2 |         He — because he didn’t repent, or when he did, it was
22 6, 6,2 |    they had the opportunity to repent and change their minds,
23 6, 6,2 |       their minds, they didn’t repent.” They treated Judas heartlessly,