Sentence examples for to sinner from inspiring English sources
noun
A person who has sinned
Let sin to sinner return.
Even Steere has gone from savior to sinner in many patients' eyes.
I'm not speaking as a righteous man to sinners, but as a sinner who has repented.
They loved them and wanted to get the message of good news to sinners".
A18 The Vatican is cracking down on priests it regards as too free in granting group absolution to sinners.
Jesus' appeal to sinners, according to Luke 5 32, meant that he called them to repent, but neither Matthew 9 13 nor Mark 2 17 mentions the word repentance.
Yet his silly and sordid public error in tweeting an intimate photograph paid off in the kind of derision we give not just to sinners but to phonies.
In the New Testament the grace of forgiveness is seen as originating in Jesus Christ and being subsequently extended to sinners by members of the Christian priesthood.
The revival preachers emphasized the "terrors of the law" to sinners, the unmerited grace of God, and the "new birth" in Jesus Christ.
In "Thoughts on the Revival of Religion in New England," published in 1740, the theologian Jonathan Edwards wrote, "Comfort is to be held forth to sinners, under awakenings of conscience….
The Vatican announced today that it was cracking down on priests who had become too free in granting group absolution to sinners or otherwise become lax confessors.
