Preposition: that

• repenteth: Better the sinner that repenteth, you might reasonably think, for this was always a wholly misconceived policy initiative.

Converse of object

• forgive: We're both sinners forgiven through the death of Jesus.

• redeem: Why go back to the law, which can never redeem the guilty sinner?

• save: God does not try to save sinners or hope they will be saved.

• awaken: The awakened sinner always has a question, the marrow of which is, " What must I do to be saved?

• punish: In the past leprosy was said to be sent by the ancestors to punish either individual sinners or members of a sinner's family.

• condemn: Once you have at least 9 sinners condemned to eternal damnation you will need to make some choices.

Preposition: on

• cross: Christ died in the room and place of sinners on the cross at Calvary.

Adjective modifier

• repentant: THE HOLY SPIRIT is thereby conferred by Jesus on the repentant sinner who has changed his attitude to the Lord.

• penitent: In verse 20 then you see God's love demonstrated toward a penitent sinner.

• unrepentant: Their whole purpose in life seems to have been to prepare for God's holy war against the gentiles and unrepentant sinners.

• ungodly: Oh, how it came into my soul that Christ had died for an ungodly sinner just like me!

• undeserving: He's been faithful to countless undeserving sinners before you.

• unworthy: So the birth of Jesus Christ signals God's love for unworthy sinners.

Noun used with modifier

• O: No other place, O sinner, in the wide world for you!

Possessives

• prayer: Just saying the words of the ' sinner's prayer ' without meaning them is worse than useless.

• heart: And let us not fritter away the truth by supposing this reconciliation to mean a change in the sinner's heart to God.

Preposition: in

• need: He's not denying that he's a sinner in need of forgiveness.

Preposition: by

• nature: We are sinners by nature, John says, don't deceive yourselves.