Book,  Chapter

 1    II,  5 |        friend of publicans and sinners, because he did not decline
 2    II,  17|      despising the banquets of sinners, I am to infer His wishes
 3    II,  18|        of the world.” But that sinners are thus addressed: 4836 “
 4    II,  18|       were saved, but that the sinners perished all together. We
 5    II,  18|   righteous are delivered, the sinners are consumed by the same
 6    II,  18| righteous all passed over, the sinners were all overwhelmed. Six
 7    II,  22|  righteous were delivered, and sinners overwhelmed with the waters.
 8    II,  22|     man was rescued, while the sinners were consumed by fire, is
 9    II,  24|        regard them as the only sinners: but they were punished
10    II,  24|     teach fools wisdom. If all sinners are punished alike, it is
11    II,  25|   Righteousness will rise upon sinners as well as upon the righteous,
12    II,  30|      that whether righteous or sinners we shall all be equally
13    II,  30|   Jacob as Esau, the saints as sinners, the last Adam will date