rigourrigor
Everything else the mechanical classes do not explain: shew → show, then → than.
- Puritas changed it
- 3,016 times in 1,192 works
- Consistency
- 90.3% (3,016 of 3,339)
- Reach if approved
- ~3,509 places (estimated)
- MorphAdorner
- Disagrees: rigour
- Matches
- Exact word, any case
- In our text
- 3,340 times in the 7,099 works compared
- Other readings
- None
- Taken into joins
- None
If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (3,016 changes in 1,192 works, 90.3% consistent).”
Where Puritas made the change (8 of 3,016)
- Printed… to come into England to vrge the ſayd Bull, and doubting that (in the rigourrigor thereof) it would not be readily obeyed, did craue and obtaine of Pope Gregory …With rule… to come into England to vrge the ſayd Bull, and doubting that (in the rigourrigor thereof) it would not be readily obeyed, did craue and obtaine of Pope Gregory …
James Balmford · Concerning the Lords Day, State of the Church of Rome, Execution of Priests · p. 58 · Open in the reader
- Printed… which is the ſtrict performance of ſuch duties which God commands according to the rigourrigor of his law. In this the endeavour through Gods mercy is accepted for the …With rule… which is the ſtrict performance of ſuch duties which God commands according to the rigourrigor of his law. In this the endeavour through Gods mercy is accepted for the …
Thomas Hooker · The Christians Two Chief Lessons · p. 271 · Open in the reader
- Printed… lest zeale should be not according to knowledge: knowledge to abate the edge and rigourrigor of zeale, and zeale to quicken the dulnes and slownesse of knowledge. So cloven …With rule… lest zeale should be not according to knowledge: knowledge to abate the edge and rigourrigor of zeale, and zeale to quicken the dulnes and slownesse of knowledge. So cloven …
John Jackson · The Worthy Churchman · p. 17 · Open in the reader
- Printed… there neuer a priſon, neuer a bench, neuer a barre, no like extreamitie, and rigourrigor of law for thee? Are there not as mercileſſe ones, as pittileſſe ones, to …With rule… there neuer a priſon, neuer a bench, neuer a barre, no like extreamitie, and rigourrigor of law for thee? Are there not as mercileſſe ones, as pittileſſe ones, to …
Thomas Barnes · The Court of Conscience · p. 143 · Open in the reader
- Printed… returne to your propositions, albeit by charitable instruction they might be mitigated, from that rigourrigor that you vvould enforce vpon them, yet to do not onely that vvhich is …With rule… returne to your propositions, albeit by charitable instruction they might be mitigated, from that rigourrigor that you vvould enforce vpon them, yet to do not onely that vvhich is …
John Field · A Caveat for Parsons Howlet · Open in the reader
- Printed… would haue mercie and compaſſion ſhewed towards vs, that we ſhould then lay aſide rigourrigor and ſhew mercie and compaſſion towardes our brethren which are weake and fraile, and …With rule… would haue mercie and compaſſion ſhewed towards vs, that we ſhould then lay aſide rigourrigor and ſhew mercie and compaſſion towardes our brethren which are weake and fraile, and …
George Gifford · Sermons Upon Divers Texts · p. 224 · Open in the reader
- Printed… own land. For firſt they afflicted them with burdens, and made them ſerve with rigourrigor, and made their lives bitter with hard bondage. Then they tooke order with the …With rule… own land. For firſt they afflicted them with burdens, and made them ſerve with rigourrigor, and made their lives bitter with hard bondage. Then they tooke order with the …
William Gouge · Gods Three Arrows · p. 197 · Open in the reader
- Printed… mercie, he knoweth, hath bowells of compaſſion, and will not alwaies bee ruled by rigourrigor; but finding contrition, will have a regard of weakneſſe. And indeed, ſeeing the end …With rule… mercie, he knoweth, hath bowells of compaſſion, and will not alwaies bee ruled by rigourrigor; but finding contrition, will have a regard of weakneſſe. And indeed, ſeeing the end …
Sir Richard Baker · Meditations and Disquisitions Upon Seven Psalms of David · p. 14 · Open in the reader
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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (323)
182 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 60 are listed here. 141 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.
Of Justification By Faith A09274
- Printed… the Scripture. So then they are agreed. That our workes are not satisfactorie in RigourRigor of Iustice: but only in favourable acceptance, by grace giuen to doe them, and …With rule… the Scripture. So then they are agreed. That our workes are not satisfactorie in RigourRigor of Iustice: but only in favourable acceptance, by grace giuen to doe them, and …
William Pemble · Of Justification By Faith · p. 231 · Open in the reader
Commentary on Galatians 1-5 A09383
- Printed… the corruption of the heart in the vnregenerate. Rom. 7. 8. Thirdly, in respect of the RigourRigor of the law, whereby it exacteth most perfect obedience for our iustification. Thus Paul …With rule… the corruption of the heart in the vnregenerate. Rom. 7. 8. Thirdly, in respect of the RigourRigor of the law, whereby it exacteth most perfect obedience for our iustification. Thus Paul …
William Perkins · Commentary on Galatians 1-5 · p. 136 · Open in the reader
- Printed… touching conuersation, our consciences are setled thus: In that we are freed from the RigourRigor of the law, God in mercie accepts the will and indeauour to beleeue, repent …With rule… touching conuersation, our consciences are setled thus: In that we are freed from the RigourRigor of the law, God in mercie accepts the will and indeauour to beleeue, repent …
William Perkins · Commentary on Galatians 1-5 · p. 367 · Open in the reader
Annotations on the Pentateuch, Psalms, Song of Songs A11649
- PrintedRigourRigor over servants forbidden, and what it is, Lev. 25. 43, 46.With ruleRigourRigor over servants forbidden, and what it is, Lev. 25. 43, 46.
Henry Ainsworth · Annotations on the Pentateuch, Psalms, Song of Songs · Open in the reader
The Sum of Christian Religion 2 A14216
- PrintedVnto equabilitie or equitie is repugnant, 1. Jmmoderate RigourRigor, when there is had no regard of circumſtances: whereof it is ſaide, Extreme right …With ruleVnto equabilitie or equitie is repugnant, 1. Jmmoderate RigourRigor, when there is had no regard of circumſtances: whereof it is ſaide, Extreme right …
Zacharias Ursinus · The Sum of Christian Religion 2 · p. 980 · Open in the reader
A Buckler Against the Fear of Death A17129
- PrintedRigourRigor such stout natures need.With ruleRigourRigor such stout natures need.
Edward Buckler · A Buckler Against the Fear of Death · Open in the reader
An Exposition Upon Colossians A17389
- Printed… which is wholy taken away by the imputation of Christs Passion: secondly, from the RigourRigor of it; so that, as it is commanded in the Gospell, it may not …With rule… which is wholy taken away by the imputation of Christs Passion: secondly, from the RigourRigor of it; so that, as it is commanded in the Gospell, it may not …
Nicholas Byfield · An Exposition Upon Colossians · p. 26 · Open in the reader
Commentary Upon Philemon A22481
- Printed… into decay, hee is to bee dealt withall in Mercie and Commiſſeration, not with RigourRigor and Seueritie. If then, wee are to deale ſo with a Debter, much more …With rule… into decay, hee is to bee dealt withall in Mercie and Commiſſeration, not with RigourRigor and Seueritie. If then, wee are to deale ſo with a Debter, much more …
William Attersoll · Commentary Upon Philemon · p. 383 · Open in the reader
- PrintedRigourRigor. 480. in punniſhing to be auoyded. 176, 177With ruleRigourRigor. 480. in punniſhing to be auoyded. 176, 177
William Attersoll · Commentary Upon Philemon · Open in the reader
- PrintedSharpeneſſe. See RigourRigor.With ruleSharpeneſſe. See RigourRigor.
William Attersoll · Commentary Upon Philemon · Open in the reader
The Life and Death of Joseph Alleine A23622
- Printed… not, I cannot complain that he is hard to me, or useth me with RigourRigor: I am full of the Mercies of the Lord, yea, Brimful and running over …With rule… not, I cannot complain that he is hard to me, or useth me with RigourRigor: I am full of the Mercies of the Lord, yea, Brimful and running over …
Theodosia Alleine · The Life and Death of Joseph Alleine · p. 107 · Open in the reader
Opposition to Errors of William Sherlock A25202
- Printed… his sake he bestows the rewards of Righteousness on those, who according to the RigourRigor of the Law are not Righteous: Wherein our Author and our Apostle come not …With rule… his sake he bestows the rewards of Righteousness on those, who according to the RigourRigor of the Law are not Righteous: Wherein our Author and our Apostle come not …
Vincent Alsop · Opposition to Errors of William Sherlock · p. 692 · Open in the reader
- Printed… Whatever is Lurking under the darkness of these Expressions, The Rewards of Righteousness; the RigourRigor of the Law; yet this we may be sure of, that all come to …With rule… Whatever is Lurking under the darkness of these Expressions, The Rewards of Righteousness; the RigourRigor of the Law; yet this we may be sure of, that all come to …
Vincent Alsop · Opposition to Errors of William Sherlock · p. 692 · Open in the reader
- Printed… the Gospel accepts and rewards that sincere and Evangelical Obedience, which according to the RigourRigor and Severity of the Law, could deserve no reward. This Forensick, is a hard …With rule… the Gospel accepts and rewards that sincere and Evangelical Obedience, which according to the RigourRigor and Severity of the Law, could deserve no reward. This Forensick, is a hard …
Vincent Alsop · Opposition to Errors of William Sherlock · p. 709 · Open in the reader
- Printed[3] Our Author fancies a RigourRigor and Severity in the Law; now what that should be, is not easily conceivable …With rule[3] Our Author fancies a RigourRigor and Severity in the Law; now what that should be, is not easily conceivable …
Vincent Alsop · Opposition to Errors of William Sherlock · p. 711 · Open in the reader
A Sober Inquiry Into the Reasonings of the Serious Inquiry A25212
- Printed… has but one sort of punishment for all sorts of Crimes, and the same RigourRigor for Vertues, as for Vices: To be delivered up for a Penny, exposes to …With rule… has but one sort of punishment for all sorts of Crimes, and the same RigourRigor for Vertues, as for Vices: To be delivered up for a Penny, exposes to …
Vincent Alsop · A Sober Inquiry Into the Reasonings of the Serious Inquiry · p. 32 · Open in the reader
The Mischief of Impositions A25215
- Printed… they have declared againſt any Condeſcentions, and are daily provoking Magiſtrates to the utmoſt RigourRigor, and are like the immovable Bank, to which if the Diſſenters will not wholly …With rule… they have declared againſt any Condeſcentions, and are daily provoking Magiſtrates to the utmoſt RigourRigor, and are like the immovable Bank, to which if the Diſſenters will not wholly …
Vincent Alsop · The Mischief of Impositions · p. 56 · Open in the reader
- Printed… lamented, and not Imitated, and drawn into Argument and Example to juſtifie the inflexible RigourRigor of the preſent Terms of Communion.With rule… lamented, and not Imitated, and drawn into Argument and Example to juſtifie the inflexible RigourRigor of the preſent Terms of Communion.
Vincent Alsop · The Mischief of Impositions · p. 58 · Open in the reader
Against the Revolt to a Foreign Jurisdiction A26858
- Printed… might be a possible thing, I have in many Years (of Liberty) tryed without RigourRigor so much as all Church-Canons agree to be necessary, in a Congregation that …With rule… might be a possible thing, I have in many Years (of Liberty) tryed without RigourRigor so much as all Church-Canons agree to be necessary, in a Congregation that …
Richard Baxter · Against the Revolt to a Foreign Jurisdiction · p. 254 · Open in the reader
Baxters Narrative of His Life and Times A27006
- Printed… Do you therefore think them not too rigorous? 2. Your other Reason is, that the RigourRigor is no more then is necessary to make the Imposition effectual. You never spake …With rule… Do you therefore think them not too rigorous? 2. Your other Reason is, that the RigourRigor is no more then is necessary to make the Imposition effectual. You never spake …
Richard Baxter · Baxters Narrative of His Life and Times · p. 255 · Open in the reader
- Printed… Attempts to get any Comprehension (as it was then called) or abatement of the RigourRigor of the Laws, or Legal Liberty and Union, were most effectually made void.With rule… Attempts to get any Comprehension (as it was then called) or abatement of the RigourRigor of the Laws, or Legal Liberty and Union, were most effectually made void.
Richard Baxter · Baxters Narrative of His Life and Times · p. 87 · Open in the reader
- Printed… Peace or Healing by him; or by his consent, according to the Principles and RigourRigor here expressed.With rule… Peace or Healing by him; or by his consent, according to the Principles and RigourRigor here expressed.
Richard Baxter · Baxters Narrative of His Life and Times · p. 113 · Open in the reader
- Printed… Opinion; and (if I live so long) to persuade our Parliament Men against excessive RigourRigor and Bitterness against them. Do you do the like with those of your way …With rule… Opinion; and (if I live so long) to persuade our Parliament Men against excessive RigourRigor and Bitterness against them. Do you do the like with those of your way …
Richard Baxter · Baxters Narrative of His Life and Times · p. 67 · Open in the reader
Universal Redemption of Mankind A27064
- Printed1. When there is all Juſtice in…utmoſt RigourRigor, and no remitting mercy.With rule1. When there is all Juſtice in…utmoſt RigourRigor, and no remitting mercy.
Richard Baxter · Universal Redemption of Mankind · p. 355 · Open in the reader
A Caveat for Magistrates A28303
- Printed… doe not turn judgement into gall, and juſtice into wormwood. Take heed of rigourrigor. RigourRigor of juſtice is injuſtice; where mitigation may be. Indeed there are caſes wherein a …With rule… doe not turn judgement into gall, and juſtice into wormwood. Take heed of rigourrigor. RigourRigor of juſtice is injuſtice; where mitigation may be. Indeed there are caſes wherein a …
Elidad Blackwell · A Caveat for Magistrates · p. 16 · Open in the reader
A Light from Christ Leading Unto Christ A28901
- PrintedSecondly, Superiours ought not to Rule with RigourRigor, or to Tyrannize over their inferiours, but to behave themſelves Sincerely, Modeſtly, and Prudently …With ruleSecondly, Superiours ought not to Rule with RigourRigor, or to Tyrannize over their inferiours, but to behave themſelves Sincerely, Modeſtly, and Prudently …
Immanuel Bourne · A Light from Christ Leading Unto Christ · p. 589 · Open in the reader
Inquiry into Grounds for the Infallibility of the Pope and Church of Rome A29039
- Printed… condemnes in the Shepheards of Iſrael; who ruled over them with ſeverity, and with RigourRigor, and Cruelty; but with all gentleneſſe and condeſcenſion to accommodate themſelves unto the weak …With rule… condemnes in the Shepheards of Iſrael; who ruled over them with ſeverity, and with RigourRigor, and Cruelty; but with all gentleneſſe and condeſcenſion to accommodate themſelves unto the weak …
Edward Bagshaw · Inquiry into Grounds for the Infallibility of the Pope and Church of Rome · p. 13 · Open in the reader
Discourse About Christ and Antichrist A29073
- Printed… Mutual Forbearance and Toleration. And that nothing is more repugnant to it, then Harſhneſs, RigourRigor, and Imperious Exaction. But Antichriſt, quite contrary, is all made up of cruelty and …With rule… Mutual Forbearance and Toleration. And that nothing is more repugnant to it, then Harſhneſs, RigourRigor, and Imperious Exaction. But Antichriſt, quite contrary, is all made up of cruelty and …
Edward Bagshaw · Discourse About Christ and Antichrist · p. 23 · Open in the reader
Londons Lamentation A29696
- Printed… that which is more then all the reſt, the Intereſt of your own Soul. RigourRigor breeds rebellion. Rehoboam by his ſeverity, by his cruelty loſt ten Tribes in one …With rule… that which is more then all the reſt, the Intereſt of your own Soul. RigourRigor breeds rebellion. Rehoboam by his ſeverity, by his cruelty loſt ten Tribes in one …
Thomas Brooks · Londons Lamentation · Open in the reader
Three Practical Essays A33349
- Printed… the Profession of Religion, they always urged the necessity of Perseverance with the utmost RigourRigor: And those Texts of Scripture, which seem the most severely to threaten Apostates, that …With rule… the Profession of Religion, they always urged the necessity of Perseverance with the utmost RigourRigor: And those Texts of Scripture, which seem the most severely to threaten Apostates, that …
Samuel Clarke · Three Practical Essays · p. 156 · Open in the reader
Account of the Persecutions of the Protestants in France A33374
- Printed… Hundred. Thus had they nothing more left, for all was a Prey to the RigourRigor of the Intendants. They raiſed their Taxes by the effectual quartering of Dragoons, or …With rule… Hundred. Thus had they nothing more left, for all was a Prey to the RigourRigor of the Intendants. They raiſed their Taxes by the effectual quartering of Dragoons, or …
Jean Claude · Account of the Persecutions of the Protestants in France · p. 7 · Open in the reader
- Printed… were in their Seat. Immediately Informations were made, and afterwards Condemnations, in all the RigourRigor of the Law. The Roman Catholicks needed only to enter into the Temple, under …With rule… were in their Seat. Immediately Informations were made, and afterwards Condemnations, in all the RigourRigor of the Law. The Roman Catholicks needed only to enter into the Temple, under …
Jean Claude · Account of the Persecutions of the Protestants in France · p. 10 · Open in the reader
The Catholic Doctrine of the Eucharist in All Ages A33378
- Printed… by the Latins: So that we need not wonder if the Latins ſlackned their RigourRigor towards the Greeks, and ſo much the leſs, becauſe it appears by this ſame …With rule… by the Latins: So that we need not wonder if the Latins ſlackned their RigourRigor towards the Greeks, and ſo much the leſs, becauſe it appears by this ſame …
Jean Claude · The Catholic Doctrine of the Eucharist in All Ages · p. 76 · Open in the reader
Historical Defense of the Reformation A33380
- Printed… unworthy of ſuch an Employment, and who behaved himſelf with an extream Covetouſneſs and RigourRigor. Behold then two things indiſputable, as it ſeems to me; the one, That Luther …With rule… unworthy of ſuch an Employment, and who behaved himſelf with an extream Covetouſneſs and RigourRigor. Behold then two things indiſputable, as it ſeems to me; the one, That Luther …
Jean Claude · Historical Defense of the Reformation · p. 143 · Open in the reader
The History of the Old Testament Methodized A34874
- Printed… God, which the Egyptians perceiving, were grievouſly vex'd at it, and hereupon uſed all RigourRigor towards them, and made their lives bitter with hard Bondage, imploying them in making …With rule… God, which the Egyptians perceiving, were grievouſly vex'd at it, and hereupon uſed all RigourRigor towards them, and made their lives bitter with hard Bondage, imploying them in making …
Samuel Cradock · The History of the Old Testament Methodized · p. 86 · Open in the reader
Forty-nine Sermons upon Colossians A35753
- Printed… is clear, and confeſſed on all hands, that he ſpeaks of the Auſterity, and RigourRigor, which theſe Seducers made ſhew of, as well in their lives, as in their …With rule… is clear, and confeſſed on all hands, that he ſpeaks of the Auſterity, and RigourRigor, which theſe Seducers made ſhew of, as well in their lives, as in their …
Jean Daille · Forty-nine Sermons upon Colossians · p. 317 · Open in the reader
Concerning the Right Use of the Fathers in Controversies A35787
- Printed… in the Churches of Spain, till a long time after; and, that the Ancient RigourRigor, which excluded for ever ſuch Offenders from the Communion of the Church, was in …With rule… in the Churches of Spain, till a long time after; and, that the Ancient RigourRigor, which excluded for ever ſuch Offenders from the Communion of the Church, was in …
Jean Daille · Concerning the Right Use of the Fathers in Controversies · p. 144 · Open in the reader
- Printed… a Famous Doctor in the Schools, where he is called, by reaſon of this RigourRigor of his, Tormentum Infantium. He maintaineth alſo, that the Euchariſt is neceſſary for little …With rule… a Famous Doctor in the Schools, where he is called, by reaſon of this RigourRigor of his, Tormentum Infantium. He maintaineth alſo, that the Euchariſt is neceſſary for little …
Jean Daille · Concerning the Right Use of the Fathers in Controversies · p. 95 · Open in the reader
Of Free Justification by Christ A40370
- Printed… who looking upon the Orders of the Monks, their Vows, Fastings, Rules, Austerity, and RigourRigor of Discipline, but would reckon them amongst the chiefest of those that are justified …With rule… who looking upon the Orders of the Monks, their Vows, Fastings, Rules, Austerity, and RigourRigor of Discipline, but would reckon them amongst the chiefest of those that are justified …
John Foxe · Of Free Justification by Christ · p. 453 · Open in the reader
The History of the Worthies of England A40672
- PrintedOn the other side it is clea… in the RigourRigor of the Law (and I Question whether Chauncery in this case, will or can …With ruleOn the other side it is clea… in the RigourRigor of the Law (and I Question whether Chauncery in this case, will or can …
Thomas Fuller · The History of the Worthies of England · p. 54 · Open in the reader
- Printed… done, that (as Doctor Samuel Ward informed me) the gife was invalid in the RigourRigor of the Law. Now Judge Bramstone, who married the Serjeants Widdow, gave himself much …With rule… done, that (as Doctor Samuel Ward informed me) the gife was invalid in the RigourRigor of the Law. Now Judge Bramstone, who married the Serjeants Widdow, gave himself much …
Thomas Fuller · The History of the Worthies of England · p. 329 · Open in the reader
- Printed… with their causes, who might easily mistake the Justice of the Common-law for RigourRigor, not knowing the true reason thereof. Hereupon it was, that some sullen Serjeants at …With rule… with their causes, who might easily mistake the Justice of the Common-law for RigourRigor, not knowing the true reason thereof. Hereupon it was, that some sullen Serjeants at …
Thomas Fuller · The History of the Worthies of England · p. 285 · Open in the reader
The Spiritual Mans Directory A41129
- PrintedQ. 60. Who be under the Law, the RigourRigor of the law, and the Curſe of the law?With ruleQ. 60. Who be under the Law, the RigourRigor of the law, and the Curſe of the law?
William Fenner · The Spiritual Mans Directory · p. 26 · Open in the reader
Satans Temptations in Three Parts A42781
- Printed… them that he is angry with them, and that de jure, according to the RigourRigor of the Law, and the demerit of their Offence, he might juſtly caſt them …With rule… them that he is angry with them, and that de jure, according to the RigourRigor of the Law, and the demerit of their Offence, he might juſtly caſt them …
Richard Gilpin · Satans Temptations in Three Parts · p. 341 · Open in the reader
A Century of Sermons A43515
- Printed… to be maintained too ſeverely, and the peremptory keeping of Circumſtances, to be rather RigourRigor than Diſcipline. But it was the anſwer of a wiſe Magiſtrate to this complaint …With rule… to be maintained too ſeverely, and the peremptory keeping of Circumſtances, to be rather RigourRigor than Diſcipline. But it was the anſwer of a wiſe Magiſtrate to this complaint …
John Hacket · A Century of Sermons · p. 878 · Open in the reader
A Memorial Offered to John Williams A43532
- Printed… is foreign, as Ariſtotle ſays, Eth. 5. the mitigating of public Juſtice, when it breaths Intemperate RigourRigor. Happy are the People who are governed by full and exact Laws, which make …With rule… is foreign, as Ariſtotle ſays, Eth. 5. the mitigating of public Juſtice, when it breaths Intemperate RigourRigor. Happy are the People who are governed by full and exact Laws, which make …
John Hacket · A Memorial Offered to John Williams · p. 55 · Open in the reader
- Printed… drown'd him. But if we Appeal from them to higher and better Learning, their RigourRigor will prove Ridiculous. The Fact is here confeſs'd: But is Sin in the Fact …With rule… drown'd him. But if we Appeal from them to higher and better Learning, their RigourRigor will prove Ridiculous. The Fact is here confeſs'd: But is Sin in the Fact …
John Hacket · A Memorial Offered to John Williams · p. 66 · Open in the reader
- Printed… this Kingdom, who is yet a Roman Catholick, doth hold the Mitigation of the RigourRigor of thoſe Laws made againſt Recuſants, to be a neceſſary Inducement to both thoſe …With rule… this Kingdom, who is yet a Roman Catholick, doth hold the Mitigation of the RigourRigor of thoſe Laws made againſt Recuſants, to be a neceſſary Inducement to both thoſe …
John Hacket · A Memorial Offered to John Williams · p. 157 · Open in the reader
Sermons Volume 4 A44438
- Printed… to ſhake with Fear and Trembling. Indeed God deals not with us in ſuch RigourRigor as he dealt with Jeſus Chriſt his Son; but yet uſually when he becomes …With rule… to ſhake with Fear and Trembling. Indeed God deals not with us in ſuch RigourRigor as he dealt with Jeſus Chriſt his Son; but yet uſually when he becomes …
Ezekiel Hopkins · Sermons Volume 4 · p. 259 · Open in the reader
- Printed… and Denunciations of the Law. The Law, if we take it in its native RigourRigor, without the merciful qualification of Goſpel-grace, thunder'd out nothing but Execrations, Wrath and …With rule… and Denunciations of the Law. The Law, if we take it in its native RigourRigor, without the merciful qualification of Goſpel-grace, thunder'd out nothing but Execrations, Wrath and …
Ezekiel Hopkins · Sermons Volume 4 · p. 270 · Open in the reader
The Healing Paper A45131
- Printed… Conſcience being obnoxious to God only, and not capable to be conſtrained by the RigourRigor of Laws, or by the extreameſt Execution of them): If the Parliament-Men would …With rule… Conſcience being obnoxious to God only, and not capable to be conſtrained by the RigourRigor of Laws, or by the extreameſt Execution of them): If the Parliament-Men would …
John Humfrey · The Healing Paper · p. 34 · Open in the reader
A Practical and Polemical Commentary Upon 2 Timothy 3-4 A45335
- Printed… repentance. Hence the Apostle makes this one speciall Qualification of a Minister. 2 Tim. 2.24, 25. and 4.2. RigourRigor rather alienates wicked men from the truth, and drives them further off instead of …With rule… repentance. Hence the Apostle makes this one speciall Qualification of a Minister. 2 Tim. 2.24, 25. and 4.2. RigourRigor rather alienates wicked men from the truth, and drives them further off instead of …
Thomas Hall · A Practical and Polemical Commentary Upon 2 Timothy 3-4 · p. 195 · Open in the reader
- Printed… is a Rational creature, and so is better led by Reasons, then forced by RigourRigor; therefore the Apostle presseth his Exhortation to perseverance upon Timothy, by Arguments drawn, 1. From …With rule… is a Rational creature, and so is better led by Reasons, then forced by RigourRigor; therefore the Apostle presseth his Exhortation to perseverance upon Timothy, by Arguments drawn, 1. From …
Thomas Hall · A Practical and Polemical Commentary Upon 2 Timothy 3-4 · p. 238 · Open in the reader
Treatise of Moral and Intellectual Virtues A45744
- Printed… man his own; but withal they will require their own again with the utmoſt RigourRigor, without abating the leaſt point: Theſe men, as the World goes, paſs amongſt many …With rule… man his own; but withal they will require their own again with the utmoſt RigourRigor, without abating the leaſt point: Theſe men, as the World goes, paſs amongſt many …
John Hartcliffe · Treatise of Moral and Intellectual Virtues · p. 100 · Open in the reader
- Printed… wander beyond all Limit and Satiety: It is not neceſſary then to affect a RigourRigor contrary to the manner of God and of Nature, by flying from the Delights …With rule… wander beyond all Limit and Satiety: It is not neceſſary then to affect a RigourRigor contrary to the manner of God and of Nature, by flying from the Delights …
John Hartcliffe · Treatise of Moral and Intellectual Virtues · p. 199 · Open in the reader
- Printed… and will grant allowance, if they do require it; for equity doth moderate the RigourRigor of the Law; ſometimes there may be, what is juſt, and no equity in …With rule… and will grant allowance, if they do require it; for equity doth moderate the RigourRigor of the Law; ſometimes there may be, what is juſt, and no equity in …
John Hartcliffe · Treatise of Moral and Intellectual Virtues · p. 234 · Open in the reader
Annotations Upon Isaiah A46816
- Printed… allowed them, or beyond the time they were to ſerve them; or of the RigourRigor and Cruelty wherewith they exacted their debts, which was very grievous to thoſe from …With rule… allowed them, or beyond the time they were to ſerve them; or of the RigourRigor and Cruelty wherewith they exacted their debts, which was very grievous to thoſe from …
Arthur Jackson · Annotations Upon Isaiah · p. 522 · Open in the reader
The Measures of Christian Obedience A47301
- PrintedThe RigourRigor of the Mosaick Law is taken away by Christ, who came to preach Pardon …With ruleThe RigourRigor of the Mosaick Law is taken away by Christ, who came to preach Pardon …
John Kettlewell · The Measures of Christian Obedience · p. 568 · Open in the reader
History of the Reformation of the Church of Scotland A47584
- Printed… Raiser of Tumult, and the same Pain shall be executed upon him with all RigourRigor, To the Example of others. And her Majestie, with the Advice of the Lords …With rule… Raiser of Tumult, and the same Pain shall be executed upon him with all RigourRigor, To the Example of others. And her Majestie, with the Advice of the Lords …
John Knox · History of the Reformation of the Church of Scotland · p. 307 · Open in the reader
Defense Doubts Hopes and Reasons for Refusal of the Oath Imposed A48308
- Printed… their ſubſcription) firſt, to Suſpenſion; ſecondly, to Excommunication; thirdly, to Depoſition from the Miniſtry. RigourRigor enough for verball commination, and (in reſpect of ſome degrees of offence recorded in …With rule… their ſubſcription) firſt, to Suſpenſion; ſecondly, to Excommunication; thirdly, to Depoſition from the Miniſtry. RigourRigor enough for verball commination, and (in reſpect of ſome degrees of offence recorded in …
John Ley · Defense Doubts Hopes and Reasons for Refusal of the Oath Imposed · p. 4 · Open in the reader