Chapter, Paragraph

 1  5,6|       protection, forgiveness and remission of sins for the servants
 2  5,6|           bodies; forgiveness and remission of our sins and transgressions;
 3  5,8|           prayer, to grant us the remission of our transgressions, to
 4  7,1|         is broken for you for the remission of sins”; and “drink ye
 5  7,1|         you and for many, for the remission of sins.” The faithful calling
 6  7,1|           pure Mysteries unto the remission of sins and life everlasting.” — “
 7  7,1|            Jesus Christ, unto the remission of sins and life everlasting.”
 8  9,1|         given unto Thy servant N. remission of sins, and hast bestowed
 9  9,1|         and hast granted unto him remission of his sins, whether voluntary
10  9,2| pronounces over him the prayer of remission and absolution, anoints
11  9,4|          sincere and strong. This remission of sins is given in the
12  9,4|       three acts: prayers for the remission of sins; confession of sins
13  9,4|           and the prayers for the remission of sins, the penitent, standing
14  9,4|         man.~ As only he receives remission of sins who, repenting of
15  9,6|           of the sick man and the remission of his sins, lastly anointment
16  9,6|          recites a prayer for the remission of his sins. The patient
17  9,6|        recites the prayer for the remission of sins while the priests