Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 1,2 |          punishment, remission of sins, righteousness, sanctification,
 2 2,3 |        such as to repent of their sins, to seek first the kingdom
 3 2,3 |            including remission of sins, righteousness, sanctification,
 4 2,4 |        man the forgiveness of his sins through fervent prayer,
 5 3,4 |         is less a regret for past sins and more a matter of a new
 6 4,4 |          that Christ died for our sins in accordance with the scriptures,
 7 5,3 | thanksgiving, offer confession of sins, and finish with the praise
 8 5,5 |        for the forgiveness of his sins. While in prayer, and quite
 9 6,1 |         family considerations and sins of youth, with which the
10 6,1 |             I brought nothing but sins with me to the monastery,
11 6,1 |            pray and weep for your sins, that the Lord may~forgive
12 7,5 |           and dynamics of various sins, and the application of
13 7,5 |       tradition? One of our great sins of omission as Orthodox
14 9,2 |        weaknesses and unrepentant sins. What is sin but the abuse
15 9,2 |     asking for forgiveness of our sins, Christ our God. For by
16 9,2 |       many for the forgiveness of sins” (Mt 26:26-28).~ In modern
17 10,3|       been said, to take away our sins, not our minds. In an age
18 10,5|          that Christ died for our sins and that He rose from the
19 10,5|        regret and tears over past sins, although these are salutary
20 11,4|       Christ, notwithstanding the sins of Christians. A Christian
21 11,4|        world, notwithstanding the sins of Jews. Who has not sinned?