The Perfection of Justification, Errata
Errata.
In the Apolog: anſw.
PAge 14: l. 22. for, r. for ſo. p. 16. l. 16. for commanding, r. condemning. p. 21. l. 2. for a, r.a. p. 32. l. 17. for agnoſcetur, r. agnoſcatur. p. 54. l. 10. leave out not. l. 11. for this, r. his. p. 60. l. 9. for to, r. ſo. p. 61. leave out the firſt out.
In the Sermons of juſtification and ſanctification.
P. 12. l. 23. for oſtendi, r. oſtendit. p. 29 l. 18. f. he, r. they p. 31. leave out the parentheſis, p 43. l. 5. for be, r. are. p. 44. l. 28. for attain. r. attained. p. 75. for Pſal. r. Iſai. p. 82. for meum, r. mecum. p. 102. l. 10. for meretis r. meritis. p. 105 l. 10. for grate, r. grace. p. 113 l. 26. for alrighteouſnes, r. almightines. p. 16. l. 13. leave out of, l. 22. for ſhould, r. would. p. 121. l. 18. for beleeve, r. to be believed. p. 123. l. 21. put an after as p 126. for foreign read foreign. p. 140. l. the laſt, for as, r. is. p. 144. l. 8. leave out when he. l. 29. for it is, r. have not. p. 154. l. 2. leave out and. p. 161. l. 24. for ſin, r. Sinai. p. 166. l. 10. for think, r. bring. p. 169. l. 22 after in, put in that. p. 118. l: 7. r. individual. p: 201. l: 13. for forgiving, r. for giving. p: 210. for exemptio r. emotio. p: 214. l: the laſt, for it, r. he. for impoſſible, r. poſſible. p: 216. r. able. pa: 225. l. 9. leave out think. p. 229 r. foreign. p. 252. l. 7. after preſent, put in all. p: 259. l. the laſt, his works. p. 272. l. the laſt, put in opus. p: 287. for charge, r. change. In the Sermon of Repentance.
P, 5. l. the laſt, leave out but, p. 33. l. 2. for hearth, read earth. p. 44. l. 28. for immortality, r. mortality. p. 89. l. the laſt, & p. 96. l. 2. for them, r. theſe truths. p. 113. l. 3. for immortality, r. mortality.
There are many other typographicall errata, and many ſentences not rightly printed, and letters turned the wrong way; which the Author by reaſon of engagements to other buſineſſes & employments could not prevent: over which the courteous Reader is deſired to caſt the covering of his love.
FINIS.
End of the text · John Simpson, The Perfection of Justification (1648)