Examples of using Sins we commit in English and their translations into Greek
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The sins we commit before God are like a thick cloud.
Part of this judgment is answering for the sins we committed.
The Bible refers to the sins we commit in this world as transgressions.
By receiving the baptism from John,Jesus took all the sins we commit in this world.
He was judged for the sins we commit in this corrupt and depraved world.
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More accurately, what I am saying is that our Lord has taken all the sins we commit by His baptism.
The sins we commit in this world are as numerous as those rocks.
But Jesus washed away all the sins we commit in our hearts and with our flesh.
Now, with this faith must we, the righteous,confess our daily sins we commit everyday?
All the sins we commit are included in the sins of the world.
Jesus Christ washed away the sins of the future as well,even the sins we commit out of our own weaknesses.
The Lord is telling us that the sins we commit in the world are as countless as the clouds covering the entire sky.
It is, therefore, not possible to claim physical born-again virginity,just as it is not possible to reverse the consequences of any other sins we commit.
Here again we see that Christ took the sins we committed onto Himself to pay the price for us.
This includes the small sins we commit due to our weaknesses under Satan's deceptions and the sins as big as a high mountain.
When Jesus received the baptism from John the Baptist,it is certain that the sins we commit throughout our entire lives were transferred onto Jesus Christ.
Not only were the daily sins we commit with our flesh passed onto Jesus, but also all our future sins and the sins of our minds and flesh.
Because we were delivered from all our sins by our faith in this true gospel, all the sins we commit daily before God are also washed completely by our faith.
Our Lord took all our sins we committed before and after the remission of sins through His baptism, and blotted them out by dying on the Cross and being resurrected from the dead.
Everyone sins with his heart, andthe Bible says that such sins we commit with our hearts are the same ones as we commit with our flesh.
Just as it is written in Matthew chapter 3, Jesus took away the sins of the world,including all the sins we commit until the day we die, when He was baptized at the Jordan River.
Because we have received the remission of all the sins we commit in the world, we want to devote our lives to the gospel.
It is to believe in Jesus merely out of our own thoughts in simple gratefulness,since He shed His precious blood on the Cross for us, and to believe that the sins we commit afterwards can be washed away by ourselves through our own prayers of repentance.
That is to say, all of our sins, whether they be the sins we have committed in the past, the sins we commit today, or the sins we have yet to commit in the future, are all forgiven.
Jesus washed His disciples' feet to teach them and us that all the sins of the world,including all the sins we commit throughout our lives, were completely washed away when He was baptized and bled on the Cross.
They say that Jesus took the original sin of all people, and therefore,the personal sins we commit in this world must be washed away by offering the prayers of repentance.
I heard it said that every sin we commit, we commit twice, once in our thoughts and again when we act upon the thought.
Someone said that every sin we commit, we commit twice, once in our thoughts and again when we act upon those thoughts.
Ultimately, each and every sin we commit should result in the death penalty(Romans 6:23).