Baxters Aphorisms, Title page 1 – Errata
Mr. Baxters APHORISMS EXORIZED AND ANTHORIZED.
OR An Examination of and Anſwer to a Book written by Mr. Ri: Baxter Teacher of the Church at Kederminſter in Worceſter-ſhire, entituled, Aphoriſms of Juſtification.
TOGETHER WITH A vindication of Juſtification by meer Grace, from all the Popiſh and Arminian Sophiſms, by which that Author labours to ground it upon Mans Works and Righteouſneſs.
By JOHN CRANDON an unworthy Miniſter of the Goſpel of CHRIST at Fawley in Hant-ſhire.
Ipſe fecit nos, & non ipſi nos. Ipſi nos juſtos & ſalvos fecit & non ipſi nos. Auguſt. de verbis Apoſtoli. Serm. 11.
God forbid that I ſhould glory, ſave in the Croſs of our Lord Jeſus Chriſt. Gal. 6. 14.
Imprimatur,
Joſeph Caryl. Jan: 3. 1654.
LONDON; Printed by M. S. and are to be ſold by T: Brewſter at the three Bibles in Pauls Church-yard: And L: Chapman at the Crowne in Popeſ-head Alley. 1654.
ALthough it be matter of a very ſorrowfull reſentment to ſee Theologicall warres renewed among Brethren, yet it is a duty to contend earneſtly for the faith, which was once delivered to the Saints. And although I heartily wiſh that in theſe contentions all perſonal reflections were layd aſide, and opinions onelyonly dealt with; which latter conſideration (How-ever this Author, I doubt not hath ſatisfied his owne Conſcience, and labours much to ſatisfie his Readers about it) hath a little checkt my thoughts in giving an explicite teſtimony to the worke; yet the doctrinal poynts therein maintained and vindicated, The preſent freedome of beleevers from the Curſe of the Law, and their free juſtification by Faith without workes, yea without Faith as it is a work through the alone ſatisfaction of Jeſus Christ, are of ſuch moment and ſo fundamental in religion for the comfort of poore ſoules, that I cannot but judge any eſſay tending to the clearing of them, much more this large and elaborate diſcourſe, profitable for the Church of God, and worthy of the publick View.
The 3d of the 11th month 1653. Joſeph Caryl.
The Printer to the Reader.
Courteous Reader;
BY Reaſon of ſickneſs and many infirmities of Body, diſ…bling the Author oft from Reviſing the Sheets as they came from the Preſs, during the whole time that the Book was in printing; The work comes not to thy view without many miſtakes in Printing: The moſt conſiderable of them I have here collected to be amended with thy Pen before thou beginneſt to read; The reſt confiſting moſtly in miſ-pointing and miſ-ſpelling, I leave to thy judgement & candor to Rectifie in Reading the Tractate.
M. S.
Errata.
Preface.
PAge 4. line 1. it is not diſtinguiſhed by the Italick Character which are Mr. Brs, and which the Authors words, the quoted place of Mr. Br. will ſhew it. Pag. 10. line 26. for [Catalogus] read [Catalogus] p. 14. l. 7. for [Tenet] r. Tenets. p. 17. l. 19. r. intrinſe…al. p. 20. l. 8. r. Communing. p. 33. l. 38. to the word [Logick] add [and the Metaphyſicks] p. 35. l. 2. r. puritate, and l. 11 r. Doctrinae. p. 36. l. 39. r. for.
Part 1.
Arg. of Cha. 1. for [doctrine] r. doctrines. p. 4. l. 5. r. imagin. p. 12. l. 38. r. perſon. p. 19. l. 11. r. ſtuttering. p. 26. l. 35. for [nor] r. not. p. 29. l. 9. for [ſinns] r. ſinn. p. 39. l. 7. for [and] r. in. p. 45. l. 35. add [us.] p. 64. l. 40. for [Covenants] r. commandements: p. 76. l. 3. for [piece] r. pierce. p. 101. l. 13. r. controvertible. p. 140. l. 23. dele in. p. 227. l. 40. for [for] r. to. p. 235. l. 13. for [united] r. merited. p. 256. l. 1. for [the] r. their. p. 257. for [fruition] r. futurition. p. 264. l. 3. for [innocent] r. nocent. p. 314. l. 33. for [me] r. us. p. 330. l. 1. for [firſt] r. fifth. p. 331. l. 30. for [vindicate…h.] r. vendicateth.
Part 2.
P. 7. l. 19. for [make] r. made. p. 8. l. 2. for [the] r. this. & l. 24. for [ſpitted] r. ſpittled. & l. 34. for [him] r. the Reader. p. 5. l. ult. for [latter] r. letter. p. 11. l. 26. dele not. p. 18. l. 26. add [them] p. 39. l. 32. r. ſcripture. p. 49. l. 26. for [as] r. or. & l. 30. dele to. p. 51. r. operation. p. 54. l. 37. dele the. p. 76. l. 27. for [ſo to] r. to ſo. p. 81. l. 9. for [heare] r. here. & l. 36. for [affection] r. affectation. p. 87. for [in] r. upon. p. 97. for [Mortuum] r. mortuam. p. 139. l. 2. for [is] r. is not. p. 140. l. 33. for [controvertibly] r. convertibly. p. 203. l. ult. to [Proteſtants] add that uſe the word Condition, in Juſtification, & ſalvation. p. 206. l. 8. for [given] r. giveth. p. 313. for [and] r. the. p. 240. l. 9. dele there. & l. 32. for [if] r. of. p. 241. l. 22. for [their] r. them. p. 244. l. 17. for [have] r. have made. p. 212. l. 10. dele end. p. 313. l. 12. for [and] r. he. p. 361. l. 6. r. Reſtriction. p. 381. l. 28. for [O] r. ſo. p. 395. l. 35. for [Gratia] r. Gratiae ibid for paraeum] r. parum. p. 382. l. 32. dele and.