sinless Definition
sin·less (sin′lis)
adjective
without sin; innocent
sinless Related Forms
sin′·lessly adverb
sin′·less·ness noun
sinless Synonyms
sinless Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- perfection: I tell you, the more holy a person becomes the more he will shrink from claiming the attainment of sinless perfection.
- humanity: In the Ark it sets forth the sinless humanity of the Lord Jesus Christ.
- life: No human being has ever lived a sinless life, except for Jesus.
- nature: They are part of the same God, with the same perfect, sinless nature.
- man: Not only is life the rule for a sinless Man; it is of the essence of God.
- body: To begin with, it was a sinless body, without taint of original sin, else God could not have dwelt therein.
Modifying Another Word
- not: I don't believe Icke can claim to be the Son of God for the simple fact that he is not sinless.
- completely: He never acted upon these external temptations but remained completely sinless.
- only: Since Jesus is the only sinless human who walked this earth he was able to operate in the full power of the Holy Spirit.
- also: Clearly, John did not believe that Jesus was a sinner or that believers were also sinless like him.
- perfectly: If Christ was perfectly sinless, then He did not deserve to die.
Used with adjective complement
remain: We have fallen short of the glory of God and we find it difficult to remain sinless.
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