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 1       I, XIII   | sufferings, in any way, to commit sin. At length he obtained the
 2       I, XXI    |      reach it, is ascribed to his sin, because, at that time when
 3       I, XXXIII |      Samuel, and acknowledged his sin with a penitence that was
 4       I, XXXIII |         as a result of the king's sin, fear had pervaded the whole
 5       I, XXXIII |          on account of the king's sin, the army was in the greatest
 6       I, XXXVIII|         although he confessed his sin, did not escape the punishment
 7       I, XL     |           at any time they should sin and forsake God, their temple
 8       I, XLII   |       disease in his feet. To him sin of a three-fold kind is
 9       I, XLVI   |    Amassia as a punishment of his sin, for, having entered as
10      II, V      |      rather than to commit such a sin. Accordingly, they were
11      II, VI     |           that, on account of the sin of the king, who had profaned
12      II, XI     |          God, on account of their sin, to death and captivity,
13      II, XV     |      principally depending on the sin of the Jews, and ordered