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 1 TransPre  |         partakers in my literary sins. The one or two instances
 2 I         |       Gentiles on account of the sins of God's former people,
 3 I         |        of righteous men, and the sins which they occasionally
 4 I         |    places in proportion to their sins: so they, if I may so speak,
 5 VIII      |       For the individual when he sins is one of many, severed
 6 XVIII     |          with the Father for our sins, and not for ours only,
 7 XVIII(374)|      than others, because "their sins were committed whilst they
 8 XXI       |          is hardened by God, and sins because he is hardened,
 9 XXI       |         to take vengeance on our sins, but leaving us alone until
10 XXI       |     worthy of the forgiveness of sins, and whether they hear the
11 XXI       |    become worthy of remission of sins" ---- a passage which in
12 XXI       |         penalty for their former sins, offences against virtue
13 XXI       |       not speedily fall into the sins into which they fell before,
14 XXI       |         that a heavier burden of sins might be imputed to them?
15 XXII      |    dealing with men, observe the sins committed in this commonwealth
16 XXII      |     special portion of the Lord, sins at first venial and such
17 XXII      |           in proportion to tbeir sins, forsaken and given up to
18 XXII      |       helps towards their former sins being no longer remembered.
19 XXII      |       from the east were for the sins they committed given up
20 XXIII     | incidents of human life, and the sins of men, in their countless
21 XXIII     |        they pass on to the other sins a man may commit, and, on
22 XXIII     |        that he will commit these sins, or do these righteous deeds.
23 XXIII     |      will turn or abide in their sins. Thus in Jeremiah God says, "
24 XXIII     |         were, the cause of their sins. Or again, let us take the
25 XXVI      |          inflicted on account of sins, that is an opinion of very
26 XXVII     |          was responsible for his sins of disobedience; and if
27 XXVII     |    relieved of the burden of his sins, and, it may be, descend
28 XXVII     |       God threatens, that if the sins of the inhabitants of Judah
29 XXVII     |          to the fulness of their sins, so dealeth he with us;
30 XXVII     |         incurring punishment for sins is a token of God's great
31 XXVII     |   punished and tormented for his sins, he would repent and become