Letter, Par.

 1  I, 1 |        is not the multitude of sins which is wont to plunge
 2  I, 4 |       who have committed small sins, but suppose the case of
 3  I, 5 |    please thee, and redeem thy sins by alms, and thy iniquities
 4  I, 6 |        did he wash off all the sins which he had committed in
 5  I, 8 |   prophet He said "Do not your sins separate between you and
 6  I, 9 |    even if we commit countless sins it is possible to wash them
 7  I, 9 |       an exact scrutiny of our sins, as to require punishment
 8  I, 12|   whole world, and visit their sins upon the ungodly, and I
 9  I, 12|   those who have committed the sins and to those who are ignorant
10  I, 15|       Now if the confession of sins brings so much consolation,
11  I, 15| Wherefore I say unto thee: her sins which are many are forgiven;
12  I, 15|      And He said unto her, thy sins are forgiven."70 ~
13  I, 16|     the memory of their former sins, as by some strong gale,
14  I, 16|       away the greater part of sins. For that it is possible
15  I, 18|   indeed that you confess your sins, and call yourself miserable
16  I, 18|       man fasts because of his sins, and goes his way again,
17  I, 19|      then merely set forth thy sins being thy own accuser, but
18  I, 19|    falls no more into the same sins. For to accuse ourselves
19  I, 19|       the publication of their sins is not accompanied with
20  I, 19|        deeds equivalent to the sins which are committed after