Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 II, 4,1 |           the request comes from a sincere and~living faith (Matt.
 2 II, 8,2 |      members of the Church who~are sincere believers.~Thus, “a mystery (
 3 II, 8,6 |    indicates the importance of the sincere~revelation of one’s soul
 4 II, 8,6 | inclinations. Such a heartfelt~and sincere repentance is necessary
 5 II, 8,6 |         the sinners, if they~offer sincere repentance and weep over
 6 II, 8,6 |            5). And then, after his sincere contrition, he commanded
 7 Add, 0,4|         saying that “each one is a sincere judge of himself, because
 8 Add, 0,4|        prayers must be fervent and sincere. There is more joy in heaven~
 9 Add, 0,4|          God and the fact that the sincere, contrite, tearful repentance
10 App, 2  |      Church consciousness welcomes sincere attempts at creating a harmonious,