Converse of object

• forgive: But they can have their sins forgiven while they suffer the just consequences of their crimes.

• commit: Well, Afghan people should not have to pay for sins committed by them.

• confess: That's why you need to confess these sins.

• hate: God loves the sinner, but hates the sin.

• punish: Do you ask Wisdom to be merciful and not punish sin?

• indwell: Indwelling sin is tireless in its enmity to God's law which the new creature in Christ loves and which he would obey.

Converse of subject

• taint: As long as we are tainted by sin, we cannot see God.

• corrupt: How could his best, which was corrupted by sin, be acceptable in any way to a Holy God?

Adjective modifier

• cardinal: Mr Davis has committed the cardinal sin of losing ground at every stage this week.

• deadly: The very first winner, Bruce Morton, landed a series on the seven deadly sins.

• besetting: These are the five besetting sins of a general, ruinous to the conduct of war.

• mortal: But Shakespeare's audience knows that it is a mortal sin to attempt marriage when you are already married.

• unpardonable: For him skepticism is the highest of duties; blind faith the unpardonable sin.

• unforgivable: Some wonder what these verses actually mean and some wonder if they have committed this unforgivable sin of blasphemy against the Holy Spirit.

Modifies a noun

• offering: Why does it say in verse 19: ' A young bull is to be given for a sin offering ' ?

• bin: The referee had no hesitation in awarding a penalty try when the move was stopped and Strauss was also sent to the sin bin.

Noun used with modifier

• thy: And when he saw their faith, he said unto him, Man, thy sins are forgiven thee.

Preposition: of

• omission: The sin is a sin of omission; every man is bound to do what he can to save his neighbor from imminent destruction.

• disbelief: The sin of disbelief in a particular revelation will also be considered later.

• witchcraft: For rebellion is as the sin of witchcraft, and stubbornness is as iniquity and idolatry.