The fallen criminal saw his danger in its full horrors; and, while maintaining an inordinate attachment to this world, he dreaded the future consequence of his unrepented crimes.
And it declares as plainly that the wages of sin is death as it declares that God's love cannot come in its fulness and its sweetness, upon a heart that indulges in unconfessed and unrepented sin.
It may be enough to remark in passing that perhaps no Christian writer of any note has ever doubted the severe reality of retribution on unrepented sin.
Take heed of wilful sinning against knowledge; much more of lying in such sin, unrepented of.
She did not like to be reminded of the holy God whose law she had broken—what pleasure could the knowledge of His truth bring to one who was conscious of unrepented falsehood!
She told everything to her aunt—the first fault, the breaking of the fourth commandment; then the falsehood, the deceit which had followed, for when did an unrepented sin ever stand alone!
Sin committed doth not always exclude the sinner from an enjoyment of God's mercies, but yet if unrepented of, bringeth a curse upon them.
That is true, the Church teaches, even ofunrepented venial sin with its debt of temporal punishment.
It follows, therefore, according to her teachings, that there must be a middle state for the cleansing of unrepentedvenial sins and for the satisfaction of sins already forgiven but not wholly expiated.
Thou art to me the living presence of an unforgotten Sin,-- a sin most deadly sweet and unrepented of, .
He had dear and honoured friends whose lives had been stained by unrepented sin, and whose souls he had seen in Hell.
Though the poet condemns with sternest impartiality all who have died in unrepented sin, yet he recognises and honours the moral distinctions amongst them.
And see where statesmen and soldiers of Florence, themselves condemned for foul and unrepented sin, still love the city in which they lived, still long to hear some good of her.
Surely," she said, "what sin hath God found out in me unrepented of that he should lay such an affliction upon me in my old age?
Unrepented sin is an eternal evil, and can never cease to be sin; and He with whom we have to do is an eternal God.
To carry unrepented sin up to the Communion Rail, and there receive the bread and wine, knowing in our own hearts that we and wickedness are yet friends, is one of the worst things a man can do, and one of the most hardening to conscience.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "unrepented" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
