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 1 V    |     words thou shalt not escape sin, but if thou refrain thy
 2 V    |      himself did not escape the sin, for "he spake three thousand
 3 V    |      words thou wilt not escape sin"; and if it be also true
 4 V    |       forgive this people their sin, forgive them; and if not,
 5 IX   |           What then? Is the law sin?" 196~~~~~~1. One term, law,
 6 IX   |    meaning of law in the words,"Sin is not imputed where there
 7 IX   |         these, "I had not known sin except through the law." 207
 8 IX   |        the Mosaic law was given sin is found to have been imputed
 9 IX   |   others; and many came to know sin before the law of Moses
10 XIV  |      God, which taketh away the sin of the world," 238and attempt
11 XIV  |     world" is here the scene of sin abounding, that is, the
12 XVII |     brought up, will not commit sin. ~6. We do not even like
13 XVIII|       that men are punished for sin and rewarded for good works,
14 XVIII|      they may not a second time sin against Philosophy." ~15.
15 XVIII|        with those who fall into sin, particularly such as are
16 XXI  |       and by all means to avoid sin, come let us briefly discuss
17 XXI  |       does not cause himself to sin, nor, if this is so, is
18 XXI  |      has harboured the seeds of sin; so that a man having vomited
19 XXI  |     them of still more grievous sin, forasmuch as after such
20 XXI  |     some for having fallen into sin, and congratulates others
21 XXI  |          or those who fell into sin and did not repent of the
22 XXII |       body that is subject unto sin." 525And it is sufficient
23 XXII |       former people who did not sin. And let those who have
24 XXII |        govern those who did not sin at the first, is more powerful
25 XXII |      having taken their fill of sin they might hate it, we shall
26 XXIII|    knows before that a man will sin, He does not put a finger
27 XXIII|      finger on him when he does sin), we shall make a still
28 XXIII|       longer stand firm against sin: for so the foreknowledge
29 XXIII|       we do not wrestle against sin we soon become subject to
30 XXIII|        own free choice; when we sin, the choice is disorderly;
31 XXVII|      was the cause of Pharaoh's sin? not absolutely the cause,
32 XXVII| patients have had their fill of sin, or when, so to speak, they
33 XXVII|      suffering to turn him from sin to godliness, for he says