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1 отпущение грехов
1) General subject: absolution, absolution of past sins (he appears to have been under the impression that he could purchase absolution for past sins), remittal, remission of sins2) Church: indulgence, indulgency3) Religion: Absolutio ("absolution", сокр. Absoluo.), absolution (In the Christian religion, a pronouncement of remission of sins to the penitent), administering absolution, giving absolution, granting absolution, justification, pardon of sins, remission, shrift4) Law: act of grace5) Christianity: forgiveness of sins -
2 отпустит грехи
1. grant absolutionотпустил грехи; отпущенный грехи — administered absolution
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3 отпускающий грехи
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