For, often, they describe the work of sinners.

因为这些传记常常记述罪人的事迹。

" If sinners speak, why should the righteous listen" ?

" 罪人们的言语，有何可听之处？"

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

那里有虔诚勇敢的“大卫”卡瓦拉乔，和行凶的罪人“歌利亚”卡瓦拉乔。

" My septon used to say all men were sinners" .

" 我家修士常说，所有人都有罪。"

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人都是罪人.

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

在圣帝莫西教堂里有个地方，罪人们去那里忏悔自己的罪过。

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，" 他说。 " 说说税吏和罪人，怎么样？"

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

然后他坐在了上帝的右手边。他忍受着罪人的攻击。