These intimations saved several of the malecontents from imprisonment, if not from the gallows; and it was impossible for them not to feel some relenting towards the awakened sinner to whom they owed so much.
When the mischief had been done and could not be repaired, the conscience of the sinner had begun to torture him.
But it is also true that he may cease from sin in the sense of not doing certain things, and yet be the greater sinner in the sight of God, because of the motive which acts as his deterrent or restraining force.
It is not every man who feels that he is a sinner because he talks about being one.
Be merciful towards me, a sinner devoid of any good deeds.
Virgin Theotokos, do not despise me a sinner who craves your help and intercession.
As Thou didst not cast away the sinful woman who came to touch Thee, so have compassion on me a sinner who comes to touch Thee.
The name of thissinner is supposed to have been Martino Botaio.
At every mouth his teeth a sinner champ'd Bruis'd as with pond'rous engine, so that three Were in this guise tormented.
His shoulder proudly eminent and sharp Was with a sinner charg'd; by either haunch He held him, the foot's sinew griping fast.
But surely no sinner underwent such severe remorse as that which he suffered during his imprisonment.
Don Diego said, it would ill become a transgressor like him to withhold his forgiveness from a sinner who had wronged him.
The gradations towards vice are almost imperceptible, and an experienced seducer can strew them with such enticing and agreeable flowers, as will lead the young sinner on insensibly, even to the most profligate stages of guilt.
It was never seen more clearly how "one sinner destroyeth much good.
If we shudder at the thought of a dying sinner appearing in all the blackness of his guilt before God, let us think more how we may turn sinners from their wickedness while they live.
There is joy in the presence of the angels of God over one sinner that repenteth.
The very defects in myself, that made me look upon her, as a lost and ruined sinner might gaze on a picture of the blessed Virgin, these very defects were what riveted and enthralled him.
The sinner in the very moment of transgression is drawn to the bosom of God's mercy.
The experience of a sinner is part of your being, and in its transmuted form must remain part of your being, through eternity.
The sinner is only a being who is without strength because he is lacking in grace.
When all were seated he stood up and said: "If there be joy in the presence of the angels over one sinner that repenteth, there is joy now, for we have a penitent sinner come before us.
A few words of extract, and a few more of comment, and my object, as the moralist declares when he seeks to lure back one sinner to the paths of virtue, will be fully attained.
When we find a contumacious sinner we waste no time in theological controversy or moral suasion, but promptly round him up with a rope and bump his head, and we bump it hard.
The Deity of the Old Testament is everywhere represented as the direct author of Evil, commissioning evil and lying spirits to men, hardening the heart of Pharaoh, and visiting the iniquity of the individual sinner on the whole people.
He raises up the sinner and the Samaritan woman, and teaches them to hope for forgiveness.
FN#166] This young saint was as selfish and unnatural a sinner as Saint Alexius of the Gesta Romanorum (Tale xv.
He admitted the unquestionable right of the Almighty to damn three parts of creation to eternal hell if so He willed; why not, then, one sinner like Zachariah Coleman to a weary pilgrimage for thirty or forty years?
The application, indeed, was a good deal left to the sinner himself.
Come back here, Japheth Pettigrass; and you, William Layne: God Almighty will deal with that poor sinner in His own way.
He would say he was sorry, and would have his sins washed away, and there would be rejoicing in Heaven over the one sinner who had repented.
We were happy in our health and in our virtue, and not disinclined to applaud God's judgment that smote our erring brethren; for too often the chastisement of one sinner feeds another's pride.
You don't think He will save such a worthless sinner as I am?
At length he reached the turning point, the resolve of the sinner in his extremity, that he will arise and return to his God.
It is clear that all such reasoning in the case of Hezekiah was unwarranted; he had done no special sin; he was not a sinner above all other sinners; his ailment came in the course that all bodily ailments come.
But as a sick man will never send for the physician till he is aware of his danger, so the sinner will never betake himself to the redeeming blood of his Savior till he becomes sensible of his lost and sinful condition.
What fixes our attention most is that she was a sinner, and a penitent sinner at that.
I am either a pardoned sinneror an unpardoned sinner, and my destiny will be accordingly.
There is no other name but that of Christ whereby you can be saved, and you must come to Him weary and heavy-laden, just as the vilest sinner does, if you would find rest to your soul.
He had powers of gaiety far eclipsing Algernon's, but he was not the same easy trippingsinner and flippant soul.
It required that he should see her to know fully the sinner he had been.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "sinner" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
