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 1  2,2|   drowning in the deep waters of sin and brings them into the
 2  5,1|       Royal Gates remind us that sin did not at that time separate
 3  5,2|       Royal Gates, in token that sin has removed us from God
 4  5,3|         estate forfeited through sin, together with hopes of
 5  5,8|           afflicted by sorrow or sin), desirous of aid; for the
 6  6,4|         hast delivered Adam from sin, O Virgin, and hast brought
 7  6,7|  prototype of our salvation from sin through the waters of baptism,
 8  6,7|      saving us from the abyss of sin, from the slough of iniquity.~
 9  6,7|         having been tainted with sin, but having become Christians,
10  6,7|          us from the darkness of sin.~ The sixth Old Testament
11  6,8|     Father, that takest away the sin of the world, have mercy
12  6,8|         keep us this day without sin. Blessed art Thou, O Lord,
13  7,1|          humble consciousness of sin.~ ~ ~3. The Liturgy of the
14  8,2|          the Cross Adam’s daring sin in Paradise, tear asunder
15  8,2|        be accounted victors over sin; and uncondemned to attain
16  8,3| resurrection from the bondage of sin and the Devil. As we know
17  9,1|       whom the Lord imputeth not sin... Many are the scourges
18  9,4|      When a Christian falls into sin after baptism, he violates
19  9,4|       his conscience troubled by sin and not let him sink into
20 10,2|     person, the consciousness of sin, the fear of punishment,
21 10,2|       upon himself the wounds of sin, he still retains the image
22 10,2|         cleansed of the original sin. Of their future lot, St.