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 1  II,  100     |           not bind us to confess our sins indiscriminately to everybody;
 2 VII,  497     |            As the two sources of our sins are pride and sloth, God
 3 VII,  506     |             God not impute to us our sins, that is to say, all the
 4 VII,  506     |      consequences and results of our sins, which are dreadful, even
 5 VII,  515     |            of the greatness of their sins: "Lord, when saw we Thee
 6 VII,  553     |            their birth, and in their sins after their birth.~He prays
 7 VII,  553     |     Sacrament."~"If thou knewest thy sins, thou wouldst lose heart."~
 8 VII,  553     |            said to thee: 'Behold thy sins are forgiven thee.' Repent,
 9 VII,  553     |         Repent, then, for thy hidden sins, and for the secret malice
10   X,  642(116)|            power on earth to forgive sins... I say unto thee, Arise." ~
11   X,  667     |             of Jesus Christ. And our sins will never be the object
12   X,  667     |           Christ. He has adopted our sins, and has us into union,
13   X,  667     |             virtues are His own, and sins are foreign to Him; while
14   X,  667     |           are foreign to us, and our sins are our own.~Let us change
15   X,  667     |             not permit is forbidden. Sins are forbidden by the general
16   X,  691     |           the enemies would be their sins; for indeed the Egyptians
17   X,  691     |             their enemies, but their sins were so. This word enemies
18   X,  691     |        deliver His people from their sins, as indeed do Isaiah and
19   X,  691     |            iniquities. For if he had sins in his mind, he could well
20   X,  691     |               But he was thinking of sins, and, to show this, he says
21  XI,  712     |            and will not remember thy sins. Put in remembrance your
22  XI,  712     |             anger continually by the sins they commit in my face;
23  XI,  721     | transgression, and to make an end of sins, and to abolish iniquity,
24  XI,  725     |       prophet, having enumerated the sins of Israel, said that God
25  XI,  726     |             to be the victim for the sins of the world. Is. 39:53.
26  XI,  735     |           free His people from their sins, ex omnibus iniquitatibus; 143
27 XII,  767     |             the outcast for the same sins. Joseph foretells only;
28 XII,  770     |         leave the righteous in their sins; to fill the needy, and
29 XII,  778(174)|              be converted, and their sins should be forgiven them." ~
30 XII,  781     |              Lambs took not away the sins of the world, but I am the
31 XII,  781     |           lamb which taketh away the sins."~"Moses hath not led you
32 XIII,  807    |             a miracle that He remits sins.~Rejoice not in your miracles,
33 XIV,  915     |              were two hells, one for sins against love, the other
34 XIV,  918     |         These are the effects of the sins of the peoples and of the
35 XIV,  921     |         absolution only which remits sins by the sacrament of penance,