Chapter

 1 4 |       serious sin, both for the~sinner who does not wish to correct
 2 8 |        life by suicide. Let the sinner consider~God’s mercy towards
 3 9 |     considered himself a guilty sinner before God and~men accepted
 4 13|       latter. First of all, the sinner must be convinced that debauchery
 5 13|         how one~should answer a sinner who asks how to free himself
 6 17|     beggar?” asks the perplexed sinner. “No, the time for that
 7 18|     aware that he is a terrible sinner before God and his neighbors.~
 8 18|    attained by revealing to~the sinner his dominating passion,
 9 18|     said with love, so that the sinner understands that the priest
10 18|   understand that he is a great sinner, that he has~forgotten his
11 19|       has managed~to dislodge a sinner from such a self-satisfied
12 19|   derange the inner life of the sinner himself.~And so, if a Christian
13 21|     priest has interrogated the sinner about everything that he
14 21| powerless.~Blessed will be that sinner who is horrified in time
15 21|         for nothing that even a sinner praying in~church grievously
16 A |     desirest not the death of a sinner, but~rather that he should
17 C |   providence and care for me, a sinner. I have sinned through:~