sinning (Meaning)

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sinning (n)

an act that is regarded by theologians as a transgression of God's will

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transgressing a moral or divine law

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of Sin

In the depths of her heart, Mary felt a twinge of guilt for sinning against her mother.
The priest warned of the eternal consequences of sinning, urging his congregation to repent.
The temptation to sin was overwhelming, but John resisted, knowing the price he would pay.
The sinning of the past haunted her, casting a long shadow over her present.
The Bible condemned sinning in all its forms, warning of divine retribution.
The consequences of sinning were both temporal and eternal, bringing misery upon the sinner.
Adam and Eve were the first to sin, bringing sin and death into the world.
Jesus Christ came to redeem mankind from sinning, offering forgiveness and salvation.
Sinning against God was considered the greatest offense, incurring the most severe punishment.
The concept of sinning has existed in various religions and philosophies throughout history.

an act that is regarded by theologians as a transgression of God's will, transgressing a moral or divine lawof Sin

impure,sinful, iniquitous, libidinous, depraved, unrighteous, lewd, lecherous, peccant,lustful

sinless, moral, pure, chaste, virtuous, moral, innocent, innocent, pure, chaste

In the depths of her heart, Mary felt a twinge of guilt for sinning against her mother.

The priest warned of the eternal consequences of sinning, urging his congregation to repent.

The temptation to sin was overwhelming, but John resisted, knowing the price he would pay.

The sinning of the past haunted her, casting a long shadow over her present.