The Gospel Mystery of Sanctification, Errata – Publishers note
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PAge 6. l. 18. r. works. p. 7. l. 5. à fine, for not r. yet. p. 23. l. 6. à fi. for that r. there. p. 27. l. 18. for either, rather. p. 33. l. 9. for an r. in. p. 36. l. 5. à fi. r. yet for that. p. 41. l. 9. à fi. r. receiving for recovering. p. 42. after them r. it were better if. p. 42. l. 2. for God r. Gods. p. 46. l. 7. for hope r. Trope. ibid. l. 11. for this r. the. p. 46. l. 17. for particulars r. particularly. p. 48. l. 4. à fi. r. for wiſely, &c. r. wiſdom, by the knowledge of which, &c. p. 49. l. 19. r. from Chriſt. p. 52. l. 3. à fi. for has r. had. p. 63. l. 19. r. principal act. p. 64. l. 13. add, after Lord. called, hoping in the Lord becauſe, &c. p. 65. l. 12. for procure r. ſecure. p. 66. l. 5. after right, r. to uſe any Inſtrument for the actual, &c. p. 68. l. 4. à fi. for right title r. right or title. Ib. l. 2. à fi. for condition r. conditional work. p. 69. l. 2. à fi. r. 5ly. true, &c. p. 73. l. 19. put that, after firſt. p. 80. l. 21. r. it is. p. 85. l. 6. à fi. for on r. off. p. 87. l. 7. à fi. for it hath r. it is. p. 88. l. 22. for lying r. thing. p. 95. l. 1. for do r. toyl more. p. 97. l. 5. à fi. r. for the worſt. p. 108. l. 12. à fi. r. done away. p. 114. l. 8. à fi. for ways r. wages. Ib. l. 16. for which r. what. p. 122. l. 18. r. for it, preſcribeth, &c. p. 125. l. 6. theſe words, without any farther practice of Holineſs, add them after the () l. 14. p. 160. l. 6. r. this is. p. 171. l. 10. de. that p. 172. l. 3. à fi. r. of it, it &c. p. 194. l. 7. r. to the life of, &c. p. 196. l. 12. r. by all the, &c. p. 197. l. 20. free Salvation. p. 201. l. 7. for believe, r. Chriſts People. p. 203. l. 18. r. decree. p. 207. l. 3. à fi. de. yea. p. 213. l. 14. for carefully r. chearfully. p. 216. l. 12. à fi. r. ſuch a perſuaſion as this, will allure and incline, &c. p. 222. l. 3. à fi. r. reſting in an attendance upon the, &c. p. 223. l. 8. r. means of his, &c. p. 225. l. 6. à fi. for and perfect, r. therefore we may. p. 230. l. 14. r. by being. p. 233. l. 8. for believed r. lived. p. 232. l. 11. à fi. for particular r. peculiar. p. 242. l. 4. à fi. for old ſins r. ſinful. p. 243. l. 16. à fi. r. Perfectioniſts. p. 247. l. 10. r. we have great ground, &c. l. 11. r. endeavours after Holineſs, as in, &c. l. 13. r. and to the way of living by Faith. l. 29. r. in order to a holy, &c. p. 248. l. 16. à fi. for by r. in. p. 249. l. 19. for own r. old. p. 251. l. 6. à fi. for or r. rather. p. 254. l. 10. for ſpoil r. expel. p. 255. l. 8. à fi. r. but this, &c. p. 258. l. 7. for their r. your. p. 292. l. 9. à fi. r. exert it ſelf. r. reflex, for reflect act. Sermon p. 12. l. 1. for Righteouſneſs r. Redemption.
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