For, often, they describe the work of sinners.

因为这些传记常常记述罪的事迹。

There's the devout, courageous David Caravaggio and then there's the criminal sinner, Goliath Caravaggio.

那有虔诚勇敢的“大卫”卡瓦拉乔，和行凶的罪“歌利亚”卡瓦拉乔。

Tartarus is reserved for a select few who some might call the greatest sinners of all time.

地狱塔耳塔罗斯是为少数保留的，有们是史上大罪。

“I don't want to be a sinner against history.”

“我不想成为反对历史的罪。”

Dante eagerly witnesses sinners tear Black Guelph Filippo Argenti limb from limb.

但丁带着渴望，目击罪将黑党的菲力普阿根提肢解。

1 Now the tax collectors and " sinners" were all gathering around to hear him.

1 众税和罪、都挨近耶稣要听讲道。

There is a widely read book that tells us everyone is a sinner.

有一本流行的书告诉我们每个都是罪.

There's a place in St. Timothy's Church where sinners go to confess their sins.

在圣帝莫西教有个地方，罪们去那忏悔自己的罪过。

Caravaggio makes the sinner, not the saint, the hub on which everything spins.

卡瓦拉乔让刺客成为一切的围绕的中心，而不是圣徒。

You need only look back through some of my own fiction to know that I'm just another ordinary sinner.

你只需回头看看我前面儿本小说就会发现，我也是一个寻常惯犯。

" I don't know about that, " he said. " What about the publicans and sinners" ?

" 这我倒不清楚，" 说。 " 说说税和罪，怎么样？"

Then he sat down at the right hand of God. He put up with attacks from sinners.

然后坐在了上帝的右手边。忍受着罪的攻击。

That makes the saint or sinner.

那是好或坏的标志。

Outlaw painter redeemed by knockout masterpiece, art changed forever, sinner saved.

罪犯画家用迷的杰出作品做了救赎，艺术彻底改变，罪得到了拯救。

5 Therefore the wicked will not stand in the judgment, nor sinners in the assembly of the righteous.

5 因此当审判的时候、恶必站立不住．罪在义的会中、也是如此。

Some people thought it was a supernatural phenomenon, others blamed sinners and some thought the devil was the cause.

有些认为这是一种超自然现象，有些认为是罪，有些认为是魔鬼造成的。

So whether we are a saint or a sinner, we are born that way.

因此，无论我们是圣还是罪，我们生来就是如此。

In the " Inferno's" circle of the Wrathful, Dante eagerly witnesses sinners tear Black Guelph Filippo Argenti limb from limb.

在《地狱篇》的愤怒狱中，但丁迫切地见证罪囚将黑党分子菲力普·阿根提的身体肢解。

Why? Because it was about a sinner, not a saint.

为什么呢？因为这一切和一个罪有关，而不是一个圣。

2 But the Pharisees and the teachers of the law muttered, " This man welcomes sinners and eats with them."

2 法利赛和文士、私下议论说、这个接待罪、又同们吃饭。