Assertion: atonement's sin | /r/HasProperty | committed in ignorance
Facets:
value: involuntarily
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: The sin may be committed in ignorance, but it is no less a sin.
text: Whether the Day of Atonement atoned only for sins committed in error and ignorance or involuntarily (Heb. ix.
text: Ceremonies on this day even pointed to the cleansing, or forgiving, through an atoning sacrifice, of sins committed in ignorance.
text: And if the crime amount to a desecration of the name of God and the doing of great harm to the people at large, nothing but death can be the penalty; as Isaiah (xxii. 14) says, 'Surely this iniquity shall not be atoned for you [A. V. "purged from you"] till ye die, saith the Lord God of Hosts'" Whether the Day of Atonement atoned only for sins committed in error and ignorance or involuntarily (Heb. ix.