Book, Chapter

 1       1, V   |   hast thou not put away the iniquity of my heart?17 I do not
 2       1, V   |      deceive myself, lest my iniquity lie even to itself. I do
 3       1, VII |   But if “I was conceived in iniquity, and in sin my mother nourished
 4       2, III |      truth, O my God; and my iniquity bulged out, as it were,
 5       2, IV  |      and a strong impulse to iniquity. For I pilfered something
 6       3, VIII| These are the major forms of iniquity that spring out of the lust
 7       3, VIII|     against their own souls. Iniquity gives itself the lie, either
 8       5, X   |  sinner. It was an execrable iniquity, O God Omnipotent, that
 9       5, X   |   for sin with men that work iniquity.142 And, therefore, I continued
10       6, X   |  thou chastenest man for his iniquity, and makest my soul to be
11       7, VII |     that I might discover my iniquity and hate it. I had known
12      12, XII |     dost correct man for his iniquity,532 and “thy judgments are
13      12, XIX |     make you clean; put away iniquity from your souls and from