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Meanings of sin in English
Usage of sin in English
1
Jesus said: let he who is without sin cast the first stone.
2
In the next the really fundamental and most generalized sin is self-isolation.
3
It says 'No sin shall enter there.' Brother, not one little bit.
4
Many current movies celebrate sin and therefore won't have a place there.
5
Therefore original sin is in the flesh rather than in the soul.
6
But original sin is more in the soul than in the flesh.
7
What sin committed by the original in the time of Charles II.
8
Resulting net costs per MOA were 373 euro sin the baseline analysis.
9
Accept yourself; accept the sin even; bear with yourself and go forward.
10
Maybe you're thinking to yourself, Wait a minute; complaining's not a sin.
11
Therefore original sin is not in the soul, but in the flesh.
12
It consists of the renunciation of the inward sin, the inward error.
13
But sin and error are one in the unpardoning eye of nature.
14
There is no good on earth; and sin is but a name.
15
Cigarette was never yet ungrateful; it is the sin of the coward.
16
It removes the penalty of sin; now the penguins have not sinned.
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Translations for sin
Sin through the time
Sin across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
Less common
South Africa
Less common
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