Chapter

 1 2 |           receive even a few humble sinners into your soul as a~lather,
 2 4 |           in the same flames as the sinners he had unlawfully admitted
 3 4 |         great daring to~admit great sinners to Communion when they have
 4 9 |         they differed from ordinary sinners only in that they did not
 5 9 |             groups there were great sinners and people of righteous~
 6 9 |          profusely, then how can we sinners be strangers to a~spirit
 7 10|        appear to the saints, but we~sinners can only deceive ourselves
 8 13|            us differentiate between sinners according to the degree
 9 13|            into sin. Thus, for some sinners it is the company of~certain
10 13|           the feelings of the young sinners we have just been describing
11 14|  prostrations by themselves, to all sinners who have had so much to
12 18| insensibility like those impenitent sinners about whom we wrote earlier,
13 20|         either~way by the number of sinners or of righteous ones . . .
14 21|             the spiritual curing of sinners, but we should say at least