Letter, Par.

 1  I, 6 |        wise: "On account of his sin I put him to pain for a
 2  I, 6 |     king, who was given over to sin by the influence of his
 3  I, 6 |     many days to blot out their sin, but the short space of
 4  I, 8 |         man of mark committed a sin such as was not named even
 5  I, 8 |    prove to us that there is no sin which cannot be healed,
 6  I, 8 |       an advance they committed sin sufficient to estrange them
 7  I, 9 |        will not admit even that sin to be too great for the
 8  I, 10|         appointed for those who sin here, it would of itself
 9  I, 15|    change in the future. For to sin may be a merely human failing,
10  I, 15|         to continue in the same sin ceases to be human, and
11  I, 17|      soul the defilement of his sin. And not long after when
12  I, 17|       that; for he ever had his sin before his eyes, as if it
13  I, 18|      back from righteousness to sin the Lord will prepare him
14  I, 18|  wickedness has returned to his sin."80 ~
15  I, 19| meanwhile he has committed some sin equivalent to those good
16 II, 2 |      frequent confession of the sin; and so by these means he
17 II, 2 |       kingdom on account of his sin, God permitted to keep the
18 II, 3 |          for before the deed of sin is completed, the conditions