Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1 I, 1,9 |          Sin had occurred, and a transgression and shame fell upon them.
2 I, 1,9 |     their eyes the weight of the transgression.~The Master created man
3 II, 5,3|         eating of the fruit?~The transgression of our first ancestors was
4 II, 5,3|   himself.”~Thus, with the first transgression of the commandment, the
5 II, 5,3| commandment, joined death to the transgression of it, and inasmuch as the
6 II, 5,3|         sin: “Fallen through the transgression, man became like the irrational
7 II, 6,2|      land of the living: for the~transgression of my people was He stricken...