The Doctrine of Justification · John Forbes
The Doctrine of Justification, Errata
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| 1. | 2. | 25. | thſe four. | theſe four. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 8. | 24. | 19. | we only. | we may. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 10. | 31. | 30. | vntn | vntounto. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 12. | 38. | 3. | Ephe. chap. 1. ver. 15. | 1. Ep. 4. 15. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13. | 40. | 35. | iuſtifictaion, | iuſtification. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 15. | 49. | 16. | the mediate fruite we call. | the immediate fruite we call. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 18. | 60. | 26. | imperting. | importing. | 27. | impleying | implying. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 19. | 65. | 19. | for then. | or then. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 23. | 86. | 20. | with righteous in him. | with righteouſnes in him. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 24. | 97. | 14. | may be receiued. | may be perceiued | 99. | 29. | that righteouſnes is ours, | that that righteouſnes is ours. | 101. | 1. | Chriſt was crucified. | Chriſt was ſignified. | 7. | their filth. | the filth. | 14. | frelling | feiling. | 16. | touchinh. | touching. | 23. | Chriſt fleſh. | Chriſts fleſh. | 31. | many fruite. | much fruite. | 104. | 2. | obediende. | obedience. | 23. | an therefore. | and therefore. | 29. | the firſt ground. | the fift ground. |
| 25. | 113. | 22. | offered by one. | offered vp one. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 26. | 123. | 12. | of thing given. | of the thing given. | 124. | 36. | beleeving, is placed in Gods free gift. | beleeving, is placed, is Gods free gift. | 127. | 17. | vof thoſe firſt ſort ar thoſe ſayings, wherin. | of the firſt fort ar thoſe ſayings wherein. | 128. | 28. | …to fafth, whereby w…e are called. | whereby we are called vntounto faith, | |||||||||||||||||||||
| 28. | 136. | 28. | will have it midle conceyte. | will have it a midle conceyte. | 138. | 4. | ordirarie. | ordinarie. | 15 | not wrought. | now wrought. | 140. | 12. | in God teaching. | in Gods teaching. | 145. | 7. | newe wrought. | now wrought. | 146. | 8, | of the maner. | of the mover. | 147. | 6. | when he faide. | when he is ſaide: | ||||||||||
| 29. | 150. | 22. | whow the wordle. | whom the wordle. | 151. | 25. | the bound of a Chriſtian. | the band of a Chriſtian. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 31. | 35 | that faithfully beleeve. | that beleeve. | 161. | 31. | oher. | other. | 162. | 16. | of his minde. | of the minde. | 169. | 17. | which is through God. | which is of God. | 170. | 5. | contayned in law. | contayned in the law. | 171. | 15. | imputation of the righteouſnes. | imputation of righteouſnes. | 36. | in the verie ſame place | in the verie place. | 172. | 5. | imployeth the poſſeſſion. | implyeth the poſſeſſion. | |||||||
| 32. | 174. | 21. | where it is taken. | wherein it is taken. | 176. | 22. | and of this we have ſpoken of at lenth. | and of this we hauehave ſpoken at length. |
FINIS.
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