Waiting for reviewOther spellingsCandidate #11835 · from the Puritas diff · puritas-full-2026-10-19

splendoursplendor

Everything else the mechanical classes do not explain: shew → show, then → than.

Puritas changed it: 833 times in 407 works
Consistency: 78.2% (833 of 1,064)
Reach if approved: ~1,118 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner: Disagrees: splendour
Matches: Exact word, any case
In our text: 1,064 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings: None
Taken into joins: None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (833 changes in 407 works, 78.2% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 833)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied

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… us take a scantling, as it were, and estimate of the incomparable brightnesse and splendoursplendor of the highest heaven; by that which Orthodoxe Divines soberly tell from Rev. 21. and …
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… us take a scantling, as it were, and estimate of the incomparable brightnesse and splendoursplendor of the highest heaven; by that which Orthodoxe Divines soberly tell from Rev. 21. and …
Robert Bolton · Death Judgment Hell and Heaven · p. 122 · Open in the reader
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… reſtored me ioy and peace, with the full fruition of his bounty: the glorious ſplendoursplendor of his grace hath ſhined vpon me; and loe, the darke clouds and threatening …
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… reſtored me ioy and peace, with the full fruition of his bounty: the glorious ſplendoursplendor of his grace hath ſhined vpon me; and loe, the darke clouds and threatening …
John Craig · The Mother and the Child · Open in the reader
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… Crown thus beautify'd is a Crown of glory here, and shall adde weight and splendoursplendor to the Crown hereafter: A Church thus furnish'd is a Church triumphant in this …
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… Crown thus beautify'd is a Crown of glory here, and shall adde weight and splendoursplendor to the Crown hereafter: A Church thus furnish'd is a Church triumphant in this …
Richard Allestree · A Sermon Preached 29 May 1662 · p. 41 · Open in the reader
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… And the same inspired Prophet declar'd when the Levitical Priesthood was in the greatest splendoursplendor, that there was another order of Priesthood than that of Aaron, established in a …
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… And the same inspired Prophet declar'd when the Levitical Priesthood was in the greatest splendoursplendor, that there was another order of Priesthood than that of Aaron, established in a …
William Bates · The Divinity of the Christian Religion · p. 23 · Open in the reader
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… authority, power, and maieſty of the God-head ſhining in his perſon, beeing the ſplendoursplendor and brightneſſe of the glory of his Father.
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… authority, power, and maieſty of the God-head ſhining in his perſon, beeing the ſplendoursplendor and brightneſſe of the glory of his Father.
Thomas Granger · The Bread of Life · p. 29 · Open in the reader
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… from theſe, The nations ſhall walke in thy light, and the Kings in the ſplendoursplendor of thy riſing. It is againe obiected here, that it cannot bee meant of …
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… from theſe, The nations ſhall walke in thy light, and the Kings in the ſplendoursplendor of thy riſing. It is againe obiected here, that it cannot bee meant of …
John Mayer · Exposition on the Catholic Epistles · p. 534 · Open in the reader
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… ſhall firſt riſe, hauing their bodies firſt glorified, and clothed with immortalitie, incorruption, glorious ſplendoursplendor, &c. the Lord thus recompenſing their ſeeming diſaduantage, in reſpect of thoſe that know …
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… ſhall firſt riſe, hauing their bodies firſt glorified, and clothed with immortalitie, incorruption, glorious ſplendoursplendor, &c. the Lord thus recompenſing their ſeeming diſaduantage, in reſpect of thoſe that know …
William Sclater · Exposition of 1 Thessalonians · p. 329 · Open in the reader
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… and raise Adam out of the grave by thy divine power and the bright splendoursplendor of thine unspeakeable Godhead. In the Liturgie of the Church of Constantinople translated into …
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… and raise Adam out of the grave by thy divine power and the bright splendoursplendor of thine unspeakeable Godhead. In the Liturgie of the Church of Constantinople translated into …
James Ussher · Answer to a Jesuit in Ireland · p. 324 · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (231)

130 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 60 are listed here. 101 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.

A Key Opening Mysterious Texts of Scripture A00593

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4 SplendourSplendor.
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4 SplendourSplendor.
Daniel Featley · A Key Opening Mysterious Texts of Scripture · p. 347 · Open in the reader

The Wonders of the Lodestone A14727

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… and Peares, in what honour and estimation are they held? For they have their SplendourSplendor as the rest of the Mettals, whereby they may allure the eyes of beholders …
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… and Peares, in what honour and estimation are they held? For they have their SplendourSplendor as the rest of the Mettals, whereby they may allure the eyes of beholders …
Samuel Ward · The Wonders of the Lodestone · p. 80 · Open in the reader

Precious Promises the Portion of Overcomers A23606

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Such may have worldly grandeur, external Pomp and SplendourSplendor, and ſhine like Stars of the firſt magnitude, yet going on in a ſlate …
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Such may have worldly grandeur, external Pomp and SplendourSplendor, and ſhine like Stars of the firſt magnitude, yet going on in a ſlate …
John Lougher · Precious Promises the Portion of Overcomers · p. 140 · Open in the reader

A Sober Inquiry Into the Reasonings of the Serious Inquiry A25212

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… upon the account of its fair and vast Revenues, great Dignities, marvellous Honours, Wealth, SplendourSplendor, and whatever is desirable to the Eye, because hereby the Church is able to …
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… upon the account of its fair and vast Revenues, great Dignities, marvellous Honours, Wealth, SplendourSplendor, and whatever is desirable to the Eye, because hereby the Church is able to …
Vincent Alsop · A Sober Inquiry Into the Reasonings of the Serious Inquiry · p. 63 · Open in the reader

Spiritual Perfection Unfolded and Enforced from 2 Corinthians 7:1 A26810

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… of Earthly Parents cannot all inherit: the Eldest is the Heir, to maintain the SplendourSplendor and State of the Family; and the Younger have often but thin Provision. If …
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… of Earthly Parents cannot all inherit: the Eldest is the Heir, to maintain the SplendourSplendor and State of the Family; and the Younger have often but thin Provision. If …
William Bates · Spiritual Perfection Unfolded and Enforced from 2 Corinthians 7:1 · p. 291 · Open in the reader
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… but he honours them that fear the Lord. Carnal Men are struck with outward SplendourSplendor, but inward Beauty is not within their prospect. They despise the holy, who are …
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… but he honours them that fear the Lord. Carnal Men are struck with outward SplendourSplendor, but inward Beauty is not within their prospect. They despise the holy, who are …
William Bates · Spiritual Perfection Unfolded and Enforced from 2 Corinthians 7:1 · p. 312 · Open in the reader

Dying Thoughts Upon Philippians 1:23 A26921

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… And what difference there is between Chriſt's glorified Body, and the Sun, in Purity, SplendourSplendor, Extent, or Excellency of Nature, little do poor Mortals know. And ſo of the …
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… And what difference there is between Chriſt's glorified Body, and the Sun, in Purity, SplendourSplendor, Extent, or Excellency of Nature, little do poor Mortals know. And ſo of the …
Richard Baxter · Dying Thoughts Upon Philippians 1:23 · p. 67 · Open in the reader
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… Alas, this is our common malady and folly: We would have Chriſt in the SplendourSplendor of his Glory: but we would have him here: We would ſee Moſes and …
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… Alas, this is our common malady and folly: We would have Chriſt in the SplendourSplendor of his Glory: but we would have him here: We would ſee Moſes and …
Richard Baxter · Dying Thoughts Upon Philippians 1:23 · p. 337 · Open in the reader

A Paraphrase on the New Testament A26981

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… being firſt made in the Image of God, and ſo a Beam of his SplendourSplendor: But the Woman made out of Man, is ſubject to him and his SplendourSplendor.
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… being firſt made in the Image of God, and ſo a Beam of his SplendourSplendor: But the Woman made out of Man, is ſubject to him and his SplendourSplendor.
Richard Baxter · A Paraphrase on the New Testament · Open in the reader
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… SplendourSplendor: But the Woman made out of Man, is ſubject to him and his SplendourSplendor.
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… SplendourSplendor: But the Woman made out of Man, is ſubject to him and his SplendourSplendor.
Richard Baxter · A Paraphrase on the New Testament · Open in the reader

The Book of Job Paraphrased A27995

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… wilt, it is an everlaſting Truth, that the Wicked ſhall not continue in the SplendourSplendor wherein we ſometime ſee him: but though he ſeem to ſit as by a …
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… wilt, it is an everlaſting Truth, that the Wicked ſhall not continue in the SplendourSplendor wherein we ſometime ſee him: but though he ſeem to ſit as by a …
Simon Patrick · The Book of Job Paraphrased · p. 102 · Open in the reader
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32. The Pomp of his Funeral is anſwerable to the SplendourSplendor wherein he lived; and a ſtately Monument is raiſed to preſerve his memory, and …
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32. The Pomp of his Funeral is anſwerable to the SplendourSplendor wherein he lived; and a ſtately Monument is raiſed to preſerve his memory, and …
Simon Patrick · The Book of Job Paraphrased · p. 130 · Open in the reader
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… as to obey this Counſel, and devoutly ſerve Him, they ſhall regain their former SplendourSplendor; and paſs the reſt of their life in Proſperity and Pleaſure.
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… as to obey this Counſel, and devoutly ſerve Him, they ſhall regain their former SplendourSplendor; and paſs the reſt of their life in Proſperity and Pleaſure.
Simon Patrick · The Book of Job Paraphrased · p. 231 · Open in the reader

A Breviary of All the Greatest Persecutions A28159

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SplendourSplendor beheld; he that came in ſaid Ha!
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SplendourSplendor beheld; he that came in ſaid Ha!
Nicolas Billingsley · A Breviary of All the Greatest Persecutions · p. 192 · Open in the reader

Death Improved and Immoderate Sorrow Reproved A30673

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… and that only to bear you Company? Do you think that all the Glory, SplendourSplendor, and Magnificence; all the Riches, Honours, and Promotions the World ever ſaw, would be …
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… and that only to bear you Company? Do you think that all the Glory, SplendourSplendor, and Magnificence; all the Riches, Honours, and Promotions the World ever ſaw, would be …
Edward Bury · Death Improved and Immoderate Sorrow Reproved · p. 27 · Open in the reader
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… more may a glorified Saint ſay ſo, if he were tempted by the World's SplendourSplendor to leave his Coeleſtial Enjoyment, that City of Pearl, that Manſion of Glory, the …
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… more may a glorified Saint ſay ſo, if he were tempted by the World's SplendourSplendor to leave his Coeleſtial Enjoyment, that City of Pearl, that Manſion of Glory, the …
Edward Bury · Death Improved and Immoderate Sorrow Reproved · p. 40 · Open in the reader

Three Practical Essays A33349

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… dearest Interests, to conquer his most natural Passions, and to despise the Glory and SplendourSplendor of the World; and he must ask himself whether for the sake of Temperance …
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… dearest Interests, to conquer his most natural Passions, and to despise the Glory and SplendourSplendor of the World; and he must ask himself whether for the sake of Temperance …
Samuel Clarke · Three Practical Essays · p. 138 · Open in the reader
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… make it their main Design to live in Ease and Pleasure, in Gaiety and SplendourSplendor with them; to set their Hearts and Affections upon them; to esteem them as …
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… make it their main Design to live in Ease and Pleasure, in Gaiety and SplendourSplendor with them; to set their Hearts and Affections upon them; to esteem them as …
Samuel Clarke · Three Practical Essays · p. 180 · Open in the reader

Historical Defense of the Reformation A33380

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… out, and it has very frequently hapened, that the far greateſt Number, the external SplendourSplendor, Force, and Authority, is found among the Party of the wicked, and that they …
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… out, and it has very frequently hapened, that the far greateſt Number, the external SplendourSplendor, Force, and Authority, is found among the Party of the wicked, and that they …
Jean Claude · Historical Defense of the Reformation · p. 43 · Open in the reader

Sermons Preached on Several Occasions Volume 2 A34196

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… and raising you up out of the Ashes to this degree of Beauty and SplendourSplendor, will but plead against you, and add weight to your Punishment, if you still …
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… and raising you up out of the Ashes to this degree of Beauty and SplendourSplendor, will but plead against you, and add weight to your Punishment, if you still …
John Conant · Sermons Preached on Several Occasions Volume 2 · p. 184 · Open in the reader

Fifty Sermons A36296

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… limme and branch of the Arians, who being unable to looke upon the glorious SplendourSplendor, the divine Glory, attributed by Saint Iohn to this Logos, (which gave them their …
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… limme and branch of the Arians, who being unable to looke upon the glorious SplendourSplendor, the divine Glory, attributed by Saint Iohn to this Logos, (which gave them their …
John Donne · Fifty Sermons · p. 320 · Open in the reader

Notes Upon Texts of Scripture and Popish Errors A36539

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… and if there had been any Promiſe deſigned ever to ſecure the State and SplendourSplendor of the Church in any place … …ould think this had been ſuch an one …
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… and if there had been any Promiſe deſigned ever to ſecure the State and SplendourSplendor of the Church in any place … …ould think this had been ſuch an one …
Charles Drelincourt · Notes Upon Texts of Scripture and Popish Errors · p. 22 · Open in the reader

Navigation Spiritualized A39673

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Peace, Pomp, and SplendourSplendor is the Churches Note.
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Peace, Pomp, and SplendourSplendor is the Churches Note.
John Flavel · Navigation Spiritualized · p. 44 · Open in the reader

Sermons Concerning Grace and Temptations A40520

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… and ſuitable to them, according to all their wants and woes; ſo far in SplendourSplendor and Majeſty ſurpaſſing their unworthineſs, and yet laying his greatneſs flat at the feet …
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… and ſuitable to them, according to all their wants and woes; ſo far in SplendourSplendor and Majeſty ſurpaſſing their unworthineſs, and yet laying his greatneſs flat at the feet …
Thomas Froysell · Sermons Concerning Grace and Temptations · p. 92 · Open in the reader

A Century of Sermons A43515

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… ſeen: Therefore this muſt be ſome brightneſs created for this inſtant by the Deity. 2. SplendourSplendor is but one of the Ornaments of a glorified Body, when the Soul doth …
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… ſeen: Therefore this muſt be ſome brightneſs created for this inſtant by the Deity. 2. SplendourSplendor is but one of the Ornaments of a glorified Body, when the Soul doth …
John Hacket · A Century of Sermons · p. 420 · Open in the reader
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… fruit of keeping ſuch Sacred Times in this full Encomiaſticon. Feſtival days are the SplendourSplendor and outward Dignity of our Religion, forcible Witneſſes of ancient truth, agnizing of great …
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… fruit of keeping ſuch Sacred Times in this full Encomiaſticon. Feſtival days are the SplendourSplendor and outward Dignity of our Religion, forcible Witneſſes of ancient truth, agnizing of great …
John Hacket · A Century of Sermons · p. 690 · Open in the reader

The General Assembly A43577

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… your change come, with your Loins girt, your Lamps light, burning and ſhining with SplendourSplendor, and you your ſelves like unto men that wait for your Lord.
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… your change come, with your Loins girt, your Lamps light, burning and ſhining with SplendourSplendor, and you your ſelves like unto men that wait for your Lord.
Oliver Heywood · The General Assembly · p. 98 · Open in the reader

Treatise of Moral and Intellectual Virtues A45744

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… with their brightneſs dazzle and confound our Reaſon, by their own aſtoniſhing Glory and SplendourSplendor they render themſelves inviſible to us; Now our Reaſon muſt not preſume to Science …
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… with their brightneſs dazzle and confound our Reaſon, by their own aſtoniſhing Glory and SplendourSplendor they render themſelves inviſible to us; Now our Reaſon muſt not preſume to Science …
John Hartcliffe · Treatise of Moral and Intellectual Virtues · p. 298 · Open in the reader

The Temple of Solomon Portrayed A49971

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… the Sacrifices, while the Glory of the-Lord filled the Houſe with ſuch Orient SplendourSplendor, that the Prieſts could by no means enter.
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… the Sacrifices, while the Glory of the-Lord filled the Houſe with ſuch Orient SplendourSplendor, that the Prieſts could by no means enter.
Samuel Lee · The Temple of Solomon Portrayed · p. 138 · Open in the reader

Sermons Volume 4 A51840

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… that believe. This Place chiefly concerns the Angels, when God puts such Clarity and SplendourSplendor upon the Body, that they shall wonder what Christ is about to do with …
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… that believe. This Place chiefly concerns the Angels, when God puts such Clarity and SplendourSplendor upon the Body, that they shall wonder what Christ is about to do with …
Thomas Manton · Sermons Volume 4 · p. 198 · Open in the reader
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… the interposing vail of our Flesh. He did empty himself of that Divine Glory, SplendourSplendor and Majesty, which before he had: Not by ceasing to be what he was …
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… the interposing vail of our Flesh. He did empty himself of that Divine Glory, SplendourSplendor and Majesty, which before he had: Not by ceasing to be what he was …
Thomas Manton · Sermons Volume 4 · p. 861 · Open in the reader

Sermons on Psalm 119 A51842

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… satisfied with Riches; that insatiable thirst is inkindled in the Soul by beholding the SplendourSplendor of outward things, it is born and bred, and fed by it, and the …
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… satisfied with Riches; that insatiable thirst is inkindled in the Soul by beholding the SplendourSplendor of outward things, it is born and bred, and fed by it, and the …
Thomas Manton · Sermons on Psalm 119 · p. 278 · Open in the reader
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… that nature may easily, and without great inconveniency be without them: As great Riches, SplendourSplendor of Life, Noble Affinities and Marriages; for these things are not absolutely necessary to …
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… that nature may easily, and without great inconveniency be without them: As great Riches, SplendourSplendor of Life, Noble Affinities and Marriages; for these things are not absolutely necessary to …
Thomas Manton · Sermons on Psalm 119 · p. 1031 · Open in the reader

Sermons Volume 2 A51846

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… used in Scripture, for the failing and ceasing of the wickeds happiness, or the SplendourSplendor and Glory wherein they lived in the World, as Job 19.6. The light shall be …
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… used in Scripture, for the failing and ceasing of the wickeds happiness, or the SplendourSplendor and Glory wherein they lived in the World, as Job 19.6. The light shall be …
Thomas Manton · Sermons Volume 2 · p. 47 · Open in the reader
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… the second he cometh as the Lord, and Heir of all things, cloathed with SplendourSplendor, and Glory, as with a Garment. At his First Coming he had a Forerunner …
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… the second he cometh as the Lord, and Heir of all things, cloathed with SplendourSplendor, and Glory, as with a Garment. At his First Coming he had a Forerunner …
Thomas Manton · Sermons Volume 2 · p. 150 · Open in the reader

Exposition of John 17 A52249

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… and honour him again, that he would ſhew him forth in Luſtre and in SplendourSplendor to the world. And that becauſe the time of his abaſure and humiliation was …
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… and honour him again, that he would ſhew him forth in Luſtre and in SplendourSplendor to the world. And that becauſe the time of his abaſure and humiliation was …
George Newton · Exposition of John 17 · p. 31 · Open in the reader

A Complete and Compendious Church History A52804

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… Moon borrows Light from the Sun, wherewith ſhe looks upon the World with greater SplendourSplendor: ſo the Work of Providence (as to us) Receives Light from the Word of …
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… Moon borrows Light from the Sun, wherewith ſhe looks upon the World with greater SplendourSplendor: ſo the Work of Providence (as to us) Receives Light from the Word of …
Christopher Ness · A Complete and Compendious Church History · Open in the reader
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… doth not onely put down Idolatry, &c. but he ſets up and Reſtores the SplendourSplendor of Temple-Worſhip: 'Twas his Grand-Father Rehoboam that turn'd Solomons Gold into Braſs …
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… doth not onely put down Idolatry, &c. but he ſets up and Reſtores the SplendourSplendor of Temple-Worſhip: 'Twas his Grand-Father Rehoboam that turn'd Solomons Gold into Braſs …
Christopher Ness · A Complete and Compendious Church History · p. 192 · Open in the reader

A Complete History and Mystery of the Old and New Testament A52807

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… That the Body of Man before the Fall ſhould have ſo much Beauty, Luſtre, SplendourSplendor? and Glory put upon it: no doubt, but when it came firſt out of …
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… That the Body of Man before the Fall ſhould have ſo much Beauty, Luſtre, SplendourSplendor? and Glory put upon it: no doubt, but when it came firſt out of …
Christopher Ness · A Complete History and Mystery of the Old and New Testament · p. 11 · Open in the reader
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… yea ſuch as had before deſpis'd and rejected him, when they ſaw his former SplendourSplendor and Majeſty return'd by the great God upon him, they came creeping to him …
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… yea ſuch as had before deſpis'd and rejected him, when they ſaw his former SplendourSplendor and Majeſty return'd by the great God upon him, they came creeping to him …
Christopher Ness · A Complete History and Mystery of the Old and New Testament · p. 638 · Open in the reader

Exercitation on Hebrews A53696

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… namely, that notwithstanding those carnal Apprehensions which the Jews would have of his outward SplendourSplendor, Glory, Wealth and Riches, yet in Truth he should have nothing in or of …
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… namely, that notwithstanding those carnal Apprehensions which the Jews would have of his outward SplendourSplendor, Glory, Wealth and Riches, yet in Truth he should have nothing in or of …
John Owen · Exercitation on Hebrews · p. 181 · Open in the reader
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Who being, foreign, Splendor, Radius, Jubar, Effulgentia, Refulgentia, Relucentia. The SplendourSplendor, Ray, Beam, Effulgency, or shining forth of Glory. Syr. foreign, Germen, so Boderius, the branch …
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Who being, foreign, Splendor, Radius, Jubar, Effulgentia, Refulgentia, Relucentia. The SplendourSplendor, Ray, Beam, Effulgency, or shining forth of Glory. Syr. foreign, Germen, so Boderius, the branch …
John Owen · Exercitation on Hebrews · p. 49 · Open in the reader

Vindication of the Animadversions on Fiat Lux A53737

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… others in Christian Religion, openly to persue carnall and worldly interests, greatness, wealth, outward SplendourSplendor, and Pomp, to live in Luxury and pride, to labour to strengthen and support …
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… others in Christian Religion, openly to persue carnall and worldly interests, greatness, wealth, outward SplendourSplendor, and Pomp, to live in Luxury and pride, to labour to strengthen and support …
John Owen · Vindication of the Animadversions on Fiat Lux · p. 110 · Open in the reader

Commentary on Exodus A56633

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… by Gregor. Nyſſen (de Vita Moſis, p. 172.) foreign, &c. a Voice of that Light, or SplendourSplendor: i. e. of the Divine Majeſty which appeared to him.
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… by Gregor. Nyſſen (de Vita Moſis, p. 172.) foreign, &c. a Voice of that Light, or SplendourSplendor: i. e. of the Divine Majeſty which appeared to him.
Simon Patrick · Commentary on Exodus · p. 44 · Open in the reader
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… Eternal WORD, in a viſible Glory or Majeſty appeared unto him; in ſo much SplendourSplendor as Human Nature was able to bear; but not in his unvailed Brightneſs, which …
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… Eternal WORD, in a viſible Glory or Majeſty appeared unto him; in ſo much SplendourSplendor as Human Nature was able to bear; but not in his unvailed Brightneſs, which …
Simon Patrick · Commentary on Exodus · p. 669 · Open in the reader

Jesus and the Resurrection Justified by Witnesses in Heaven and Earth A56675

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… but the juſt ſit with Crowns on their heads, and delight themſelves in the SplendourSplendor of the Divine Majeſty—. There are many names whereby this Life is called (Derech …
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… but the juſt ſit with Crowns on their heads, and delight themſelves in the SplendourSplendor of the Divine Majeſty—. There are many names whereby this Life is called (Derech …
Simon Patrick · Jesus and the Resurrection Justified by Witnesses in Heaven and Earth · p. 11 · Open in the reader
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… how much the Divine Light excells all other, and how much the Majeſty and SplendourSplendor of the Authour of Nature is beyond the beſt of his Works, the glory …
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… how much the Divine Light excells all other, and how much the Majeſty and SplendourSplendor of the Authour of Nature is beyond the beſt of his Works, the glory …
Simon Patrick · Jesus and the Resurrection Justified by Witnesses in Heaven and Earth · p. 74 · Open in the reader

The Acts of Famous National Councils of the Reformed Churches in France A56905

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… and your Majeſty, for that the Kingdom is in Peace, your Authority in great SplendourSplendor, and your Sacred Perſon at full Liberty; and this by that wiſe and generous …
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… and your Majeſty, for that the Kingdom is in Peace, your Authority in great SplendourSplendor, and your Sacred Perſon at full Liberty; and this by that wiſe and generous …
John Quick · The Acts of Famous National Councils of the Reformed Churches in France · p. 490 · Open in the reader

Concerning Idolatry in the Church of Rome A61540

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… them: Thus then he, Liberty of Proph. Sect. 20. Speaking of Catholicks, The beauty and SplendourSplendor of their Church, their pompous (he should have said) solemn Service; the stateliness and …
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… them: Thus then he, Liberty of Proph. Sect. 20. Speaking of Catholicks, The beauty and SplendourSplendor of their Church, their pompous (he should have said) solemn Service; the stateliness and …
Edward Stillingfleet · Concerning Idolatry in the Church of Rome · p. 43 · Open in the reader

The Reformation Justified A61590

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That had nothing of the Pomp and SplendourSplendor of their Church: they had only a company of mean and illiterate persons at …
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That had nothing of the Pomp and SplendourSplendor of their Church: they had only a company of mean and illiterate persons at …
Edward Stillingfleet · The Reformation Justified · p. 11 · Open in the reader
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… and if it prevailed among their people, farewell then to all the Pomp and SplendourSplendor of the High-Priesthood at Hierusalem; farewell then to the Glory of the Temple …
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… and if it prevailed among their people, farewell then to all the Pomp and SplendourSplendor of the High-Priesthood at Hierusalem; farewell then to the Glory of the Temple …
Edward Stillingfleet · The Reformation Justified · p. 19 · Open in the reader

Sermons Preached on Several Occasions A61626

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… else would prevail upon him, he was yet in hopes that the Greatness and SplendourSplendor of this world would bring him to his terms. And surely if the Devil …
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… else would prevail upon him, he was yet in hopes that the Greatness and SplendourSplendor of this world would bring him to his terms. And surely if the Devil …
Edward Stillingfleet · Sermons Preached on Several Occasions · p. 231 · Open in the reader

Ten Sermons A61629

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… despised this new Sect of the Nazarenes, That had nothing of the Pomp and SplendourSplendor of their Church: they had only a company of mean and illiterate persons at …
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… despised this new Sect of the Nazarenes, That had nothing of the Pomp and SplendourSplendor of their Church: they had only a company of mean and illiterate persons at …
Edward Stillingfleet · Ten Sermons · p. 8 · Open in the reader

Twelves Sermons A61631

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… else would prevail upon him, he was yet in hopes that the Greatness and SplendourSplendor of this world would bring him to his terms. And surely if the Devil …
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… else would prevail upon him, he was yet in hopes that the Greatness and SplendourSplendor of this world would bring him to his terms. And surely if the Devil …
Edward Stillingfleet · Twelves Sermons · p. 496 · Open in the reader

The Rights of Primogeniture A64681

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… any other. And therefore the Scripture doth often describe the Courts of Princes, their SplendourSplendor at home, and in their Progresse abroad, with dignity and state. Acts 25. 23. When King …
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… any other. And therefore the Scripture doth often describe the Courts of Princes, their SplendourSplendor at home, and in their Progresse abroad, with dignity and state. Acts 25. 23. When King …
James Ussher · The Rights of Primogeniture · p. 4 · Open in the reader
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So then, this is the first part of Majesty, namely, outward SplendourSplendor, which is lawfull and requisite to maintaine the dignity of a Prince. And as …
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So then, this is the first part of Majesty, namely, outward SplendourSplendor, which is lawfull and requisite to maintaine the dignity of a Prince. And as …
James Ussher · The Rights of Primogeniture · p. 5 · Open in the reader

A Body of Practical Divinity A65285

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… the Word of God hath not the least Tincture, it is of a Meridian SplendourSplendor. Psal. 119.140. Thy Word is very pure, like wine that comes from the grape, which …
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… the Word of God hath not the least Tincture, it is of a Meridian SplendourSplendor. Psal. 119.140. Thy Word is very pure, like wine that comes from the grape, which …
Thomas Watson · A Body of Practical Divinity · p. 13 · Open in the reader
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… their Knowledge clear, their Sanctity perfect; their Sun shall be in its full Meridian SplendourSplendor. They need not then pray for Encrease of Grace; they shall Love God as …
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… their Knowledge clear, their Sanctity perfect; their Sun shall be in its full Meridian SplendourSplendor. They need not then pray for Encrease of Grace; they shall Love God as …
Thomas Watson · A Body of Practical Divinity · p. 226 · Open in the reader

Religion Our True Interest A65309

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… hath no need of our Services; he is infinitely blessed in reflecting upon the SplendourSplendor of his own infinite Being: we cannot adde the least Cubit to his Essential …
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… hath no need of our Services; he is infinitely blessed in reflecting upon the SplendourSplendor of his own infinite Being: we cannot adde the least Cubit to his Essential …
Thomas Watson · Religion Our True Interest · p. 136 · Open in the reader
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… shall make up his Jewels, the Saints Graces shall shine forth in their Meridian SplendourSplendor.
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… shall make up his Jewels, the Saints Graces shall shine forth in their Meridian SplendourSplendor.
Thomas Watson · Religion Our True Interest · p. 191 · Open in the reader