Homily, Par.

 1  I,  1 |     should speak ill of your own sins, but should not busy yourselves
 2  I,  1 |  accusers bite at other people's sins, collecting disease therefrom
 3  I,  4 |      from the very root of their sins, they will never cease from
 4  I,  5 |       travailing with a fever of sins, and by want, and hunger,
 5  I,  7 |          chastenings which their sins deserved, our race would
 6  I,  7 |       let us bring forward those sins which all, without contradiction,
 7  I,  7 |        chastened for each of our sins, we should long ago have
 8  I,  7 |          then these acknowledged sins are such and so insufferable,
 9  I,  7 |          to reckon up the secret sins committed by us, then we
10  I,  7 |      thine own life, go over the sins which have been committed
11  I,  7 |        chastened for each of thy sins: for on this account the
12  I,  8 |        we pay the penalty of our sins, or else we receive the
13  I,  8 |          in righteousness, or in sins, chastening is a useful
14 II,  5 |       attribute the cause of our sins to himself, in order that
15 II,  6 |    repentance is condemnation of sins. "Declare thou first thy
16 II,  6 |           Declare thou first thy sins that thou mayest be justified."19
17 II,  6 |        thyself therefore for thy sins. This is enough for the
18 II,  6 |          For he who condemns his sins, is slower to fall into
19 II,  6 |   overcome anger, to forgive the sins of our fellow-servants.
20 II,  6 |          the second expiation of sins: "For if ye forgive" saith
21 II,  6 | acceptable unto thee, redeem thy sins by almsgiving and thine
22 II,  6 |  lovingkindness? After countless sins, after so many transgressions,
23 II,  6 |    spoken, exhaust the nature of sins. And the publican is proof,
24 II,  6 |          the heavy burden of his sins.24 See we have shewn five
25 II,  6 |        first the condemnation of sins, next the forgiveness of
26 II,  6 |   forgiveness of our neighbours' sins, thirdly that which comes
27 II,  6 |        fervently, and to condemn sins, and thy poverty is in no
28 III,  1|       earnestly to free you from sins. The Devil is wicked; I
29 III,  3|       the cause to them of their sins, these would not be destined
30 III,  3|       see side by side, both the sins of the one and the good