The Quaker Converted to Christianity, Errata
ERRATA.
THeſ… in the Epiſtle. Pag. 2. l. 23. r. Laundy. p. 7. l. 12. r. to be done. p. 6. l. 12. r. and that thou haſt loſt.
In the Book, Pag. 2. l. 16. r. thy Spirit. p. 3. l. 30. r. their Wine is the Poyſon. p. 5. l. 34. r. if not your Rule. p. 6. r. doth explain this, viz. the Preaching, &c. p. 8. l. 18. r. then you are not come. p. 13. r. Divinity, what then is the Doctrine of Comfort. p. 15. l. penult. r. ſeveral Names given them, as Father Son and Spirit have ſeveral names given them, yet one in nature, &c. p. 19. l. 10. r. gloſing words. p. 20. l. ult. r. it is plainly ſpoke in oppoſition. p. 21. l. 1. r. thou muſt underſtand by theſe heavenly thing themſelves, either Chriſt. p. 25. l. 14. r. at that very time when they confeſſed ſin, were ſprinckled. p. 26. l. 8. r. and ſo we know that the Bloud ſpeaks. p. 27. l. 28. r. believing. p. 28. l. 23. r. that it ſhould reſt. …1. 28. l. 33. r. that which we ſhould have borne. p. 30. l. 28. r. ſomthing more. p. 31. par. 4. l. 4. r. the ſecond Adams nature. p. 39. r. foreign p. 43. par. 3. l. 11. r. omitted by Luke. p. 50. par. 3. l. 14. r. ſo far from helping in. p. 53. r. reſtrained to that things onw Nature. p. 58. par. 1. l. 7. r. Angels in Glory that have. p. 59. par. ult. l. 8. r you hold that motions. p. 60. par. 1 *r. ſelfrighteous, till be came to know this by underſtanding the Spirituality of the Law. p. 61. par. 4. l. 2. r. clear Knowledg. p. 61. par. 4. l. 10. * dele. her. p. 61. par. 4. * for and in the Room its exalted. r. in his room, the Light within is exalted. p. 62. l. 8. r. their fleſh. p. 63. par. 2. l. 15. r. no curſing. p. 64. l. 6. r. ſhattered cracked. p. 64. l. 33. r. that is not Chriſts. p. 66. par. 2. l. 7. r. thou haſt renounced. p. 69. r. every Man hath, believed in. p. 70. * for and accepted, r. Merrit. p. 71. * for Inſtituſtion, r. Juſtification. p. 74. par. 3. r. Mahumetane cuſtom. p. 78. par. 2. r. bewrayeth. p. 83. par. 5 l. 1. r. Divine Revelation in vain. p. 83. par. 9. r. Angels could not have known. p. 85. par. 1. r. ſo rendred in the Tranſlation. p. 87. par. 2. r. no other Name. p. 89. l. 15. r. judg by our lives. p. 101. l. 16. r. gifts. p. 102. penult. (and ſay) add to Bailies immediate following words. p. 118. par. 7. r. ſomthing within. p. 115. r. this work was done. p. 154. par. 3. r. a low eſtate to come to before.
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