sinner

Remove the fiery clouds that the obduracy of a sinner drew over our heads!

Saint and sinner, believer and infidel, are alike under this compulsion in matters moral—and in all matters.

He told them how God hated sin, and that it was impossible for a sinner to get to heaven.

In that case your proposition would be, the sinner can love God by an act of the will, if he loves him!

Thus God and the sinner are together—God, loving and giving; and the sinner, believing and having.

He was then heard repeatedly to exclaim: "Alas, the sinners will kill the sinner."

If the sinner will open his ears to the voice, and his eyes to the light, the promise in the text is that he "shall live."

The sinner may take refuge here from every accusing voice, and cherish the sweet consciousness of forgiveness.

The sinner is under obligation to do right, they say, because he might do what is required of him, if he chose to do it.

O Lord, my God, in mercy turn, In mercy hear a sinner mourn!