He went away content, knowing at last how sin (and he) had come into the world.

My sins were coming back to haunt me.

"My sins come back to haunt me," he gasped between snorts.

Through Adam's transgression and fall, sin came into the world.

But the point is that moralizing and sin come to naught.

"All my sins, it seems, have come back to haunt me."

Morgaine seemed to be without shame-had she never heard that all sin came into this world through the body of a woman?

This story tells how sin came into the world.

Heaven and hell only know by what surrounding influences strange sins come into the lives of men.

Kierkegaard says, every person has to find out for him or her self how guilt and sin came into their worlds.