Chapter

 1 8 |       penitent and if the sin~was committed long ago, then consider
 2 10|        unnatural sexual acts were committed. The word “khlyst,” which~
 3 13|          that he (or she) has not committed the sin of~fornication,
 4 13|            then ask if he has not committed another sin, near to this,
 5 13|      percent of all children have committed them: but,~when interrogating
 6 13|         or worse you have already~committed sodomy or incest, so there
 7 13|          your spiritual child has committed~and he knows how bad it
 8 13|           even very serious ones, committed through ignorance when one
 9 13|       being what they have~really committed half consciously or even
10 13|        their early youth they had committed the same~comparatively small
11 13|           some atrocity~they have committed or by a misfortune or disaster,
12 14|        the majority of crimes are committed~by people who are either
13 18|     grievous over the sins I have~committed, when I know that tomorrow
14 18|       person has not~deliberately committed any criminal act, but still
15 18| confession,~and knows that he has committed this particular sin, his
16 19|            18:6)? So, haven’t you committed this~sin? Have you purposely
17 21|     destruction. Haven’t you also committed this very~sin? This sinful
18 22|          immediately only if they committed such sins long ago, and
19 C |          all my sins which I have~committed up to the present day and
20 D |        Matt. 25: 34-46)?~Have you committed spiritual murder, i.e. have
21 D |     immodest dress, etc.~Have you committed impure acts by yourself