Chapter

 1 3 |          not capable of taking the correct attitude to this~high pastoral
 2 4 |         criminal, sinful state and correct one’s life.~Without this
 3 4 |        sinner who does not wish to correct himself, and for the priest
 4 11|          them is incomparably more correct than the enumeration of
 5 11| theologians do not wish to learn~a correct understanding of this from
 6 11| Yavorskyxiii was, therefore,~quite correct when he wrote in his Rock
 7 18|   salvation, but will without fail correct their~lives some day and
 8 20|           made a promise to God to correct your ways, and perhaps you
 9 20|          then offer repentance and correct~this sin. The same consequences
10 20|           those who do so can only correct their lives by constant
11 21|         telling a lie, then try to correct the error you have~caused,