Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,8 |       nation, a people full of sins, an evil seed, lawless children...
 2 1,8 |      the Lord, and though your sins be as purple, I will make
 3 1,8 |       double the amount of her sins... O thou that bringest
 4 1,8 |      and I will remember their sins no more (Jer. 31: 33‑34).
 5 1,8 |        to receive remission of sins through the Resurrection” (
 6 4,4 |        He is the Messiah.~ The sins he accuses them of group
 7 4,4 | injustice.~ The third group of sins includes all those acts
 8 4,4 |    bestowed. Such were Judah’s sins (2:4), the rejection of
 9 5,5 |       punishment for Solomon’s sins (IKings 11:26-40), a careful
10 6,8 |       for the remission of the sins of the world. From this
11 6,8 |   completely clean of personal sins and holy, endures all these
12 6,8 |         the forgiveness of the sins of the people will occur
13 6,8 |      perform the redemption of sins! The second part of the
14 6,8 |        as it is written “These sins of ours He carries and feels
15 6,8 |  suffering and torture for the sins of the Israelites. Had He
16 6,8 |  Messiah My Righteous One! The sins of the people will be imposed
17 6,9 |        the redemption of human sins and rise to head the eternal
18 7,1 |      Judah.~2 — Chs. 2, 3. The Sins of Judah. ~ B. The Messianic
19 7,3 |    yond her idolatry Samaria’s sins are not specified. As it
20 7,4 |                            The Sins of Judah (Chs. 2, 3). ~
21 7,4 |         2, 3). ~ Two groups of sins are particularly mentioned:~
22 7,7 |        time not so much on the sins of the people as on their
23 8,4 |  nations no mention is made of sins at all, and in a third (
24 13,6|        the vagueness about the sins involved, and that they
25 13,6|        as a priest he sees the sins of the people particularly
26 13,2|      vers. 46-63). Jerusalem’s sins are much greater than those
27 13,4|      ceremonial in his list of sins and virtues (vers. 6-9).~
28 13,5|  probing deeper. In ch. 22 the sins of Jeru­salem are seen more
29 13,0|        the land was due to the sins of its inhabitants, so its
30 16,2|   later than Nehemiah, for the sins that he rebukes are just
31 16,2|      was being hindered by the sins of the people, and how the
32 17,3|     crime might be veiled, the sins sealed and lawlessness erased
33 17,3|     for the cleansing of human sins in the period between 69
34 18,7|      is then attributed to the sins of the priests and prophets (