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Yes, the noun 'sinfulness' is an abstractnoun, a word for the state of lacking morality; a word for a behavior.

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Yes, the noun 'sinfulness' is an abstractnoun, a word for the state of lacking morality; a word for a behavior.

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To awaken sinners from their sinfulness and make them scared to sin.

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We are reminded of our sinfulness by God's law and His ministers and prophets who preach it. If the law is taught properly and we are honest with ourselves, it is clear we fall far short of God's requirements and our only hope is in His mercy and grace. We are also reminded of our sinfulness by observing the world and the actions of others - our fallen state is obvious from the pain and suffering in this life and the evil we all commit.

One of the specific roles mentioned by Jesus for the Holy Spirit is to 'convict the world of sin.'

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Hester says she has learned to understand the sinfulness of human nature, the potential for redemption, and the strength to endure hardship and suffering.

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