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sin <a sin; sins> N

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sin (abbrev. For sine)

manifest sin REL

mortal sin REL

your sin

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The very nature of sin is love's perversion which makes the self the object of its own dedication.
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He also claims to have insight through the word of knowledge into people's sins, etc., which have made them vulnerable to demonic influence.
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His feet cover the places of sin we've walked.
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Since, however, the will also moves the other powers of man, sin has its seat in these too.
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Its position holds that one should not focus on past sins but on the potential good in all.
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This sin resulted in his childlessness, while his good deeds resulted in his birth as a king of a peaceful kingdom.
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Free will was not intended for sin, which means that it is not equally predisposed to good and evil.
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If the old have sinned, why should the young suffer; and if men have been guilty, why should the cattle be destroyed?
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He concludes that since he has good intentions, he is therefore free of sin.
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What disasters follow from a sin of the flesh!
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