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 1 Int     |          but afterwards saw their error (19). “The world groaned
 2 2       |            L. If he confesses his error why does he continue a bishop?
 3 2       |         If a layman confesses his error, how is it he continues
 4 5       |          restrain the people from error, how great will the error
 5 5       |         error, how great will the error of the people be when he
 6 20      |          excused on the ground of error), penitents should be admitted
 7 21      |      better calculated to promote error than hope. But I thank Christ
 8 22      |           judgment is so prone to error, upon whose opinion can
 9 23(4156)|         and Epistles combats this error. See Westcott’s Introduction
10 25      |          not condemn his previous error. In fact, he thus concludes
11 28      | victorious over me, and I over my error. May I always when I argue