Object

• sinner: What is the definition, then, that the Lord gives of a repenting sinner?

• mean: To repent means to turn from one direction in life to another.

• sin: Together we repent the sin of perpetuating our division.

Preposition: at

• leisure: The court gave the argument short shrift, leaving the tenant to repent at leisure his having acted in haste.

Modifies a noun

• ye: I tell you Nay: but except ye repent, ye shall all likewise perish ' .

Modifying Another Word

• sincerely: We shall truly and sincerely repent and turn from our sin, thanking Jesus that He is our Savior.

• bitterly: I still bitterly repent the time I spent in Satan's service.

• truly: They are only likely to stop if they have truly repented of the action.

• genuinely: So he is not referring to people who, when they sin, genuinely repent.

• never: I should never repent of giving myself wholly to you.

• therefore: Remember, O thou man, How thou art dead and gone, And I did what I can: Therefore repent!

Used with why or when

• when: Bitterly did he blame himself and repent when repentance was of no avail.

Used with adjective complement

• do: DYING MAN - Yes, my friend, I do repent.

Preposition: in

• dust: So I am ashamed of all I have said and repent in dust and ashes.

• jail: All they do is demand money from us or force us to repent in jail!

Preposition: of

• sin: We must repent of sin, or we cannot receive the blessings of salvation.

• evil: Turn from thy fierce wrath, and repent of this evil against thy people.

Preposition: for

• sin: All of us, members of ROCOR like anyone else, need to repent for sins.

Present participle complement

• have: She looked so sweetly pretty that I repented having outraged her so scandalously.