Chapter

 1 3 |    contempt and mockery of man’s repentance, of your neighbour’s~soul;
 2 3 |          formal witness of their repentance. Even so I will do as much
 3 3 |        then offer to God sincere repentance~that you were not a spiritual
 4 4 |         exhort people to sincere repentance before God and~to a sincere
 5 4 |   penances on account~of tearful repentance, fasting, almsgiving or
 6 4 |        they have offered sincere repentance. he still has~absolutely
 7 5 |          soul — a disposition of repentance, faith and hope — with~ ~
 8 5 |          foolishness and offered repentance, realizing that~the Lord
 9 8 |     remember about his fall with repentance before God. If he is a religious
10 8 |         will raise up prayers of repentance to the Lord~with compunction
11 9 |        rejected the preaching of repentance, the~preaching of the Gospel;
12 9 |         wish to admit to it with repentance.~Let the Lord justify you
13 9 |        Lord justify you for your repentance; do not justify yourself
14 9 |          forth constant tears of repentance. If even the great Ephraim
15 9 |          to a~spirit of constant repentance and self-reproach?” Admonish
16 9 |       that is, of compunctionate repentance for one’s sins and joy over
17 10|          dashed to death without repentance. If the person confessing
18 10|      admitted. But if they offer repentance for all their sins and promise
19 11|         the Church if they offer~repentance.)~The ancient Fathers usually
20 11|   disposition,~and that limiting repentance to sinful acts is far from
21 11|   neighbours, then offer tearful repentance over this, lest anger should
22 11|         will be in vain and your repentance~fruitless, and receiving
23 12|        his spiritual father with repentance, is given a weapon aimed
24 12|          what extent? Then offer repentance for this sin, but do not
25 13| according to the degree of their repentance~and the essence of the sins
26 13|      from it by the Mysteries of Repentance and Holy Communion. Say
27 13|         offer late~but fruitless repentance, in a body rotting with
28 13|        When the soul has~offered repentance and been sanctified by the
29 13|         and far from feelings of repentance are~the relations of somewhat
30 13|         at all~unless it is with repentance, spurred on to it, for example,
31 14|          person offering sincere repentance for it can~always be freed
32 14|    should be explained that, for repentance~to be lasting, it must be,
33 14|        his reform. When there is repentance and resolution like~this,
34 15|         in general which prevent repentance. We have not yet~looked
35 18|          shall not be vouchsafed repentance, and in their youth shall
36 18|       and similarly~died without repentance. St. John Chrysostom and
37 18|       youth, after tarrying~over repentance while still young, in its
38 18|         inaccessible to resolute repentance.~The most undesirable type
39 18|          who poured out tears of repentance~every time the cock crowed
40 20|   unfulfilled vow and then offer repentance and correct~this sin. The
41 21|        the face of God and offer repentance for your sins, then, apart
42 21|        most immediate~purpose is repentance of sins. So I will tell
43 21|          filled with feelings of repentance, then you should realize
44 21|         your sin the feelings of repentance will grow dim and~flee from
45 21|         cries out, “No tears, no repentance have I, nor compunction.
46 22|      blasphemy, but have~offered repentance, can be admitted to communion;
47 22|      less than~one year if their repentance is fervent and sincere.
48 A |       unto him (her) an image of repentance, forgiveness of sins, and~
49 B |   exclusion depending on whether repentance is fervent or apathetic.