Waiting for reviewOther spellingsCandidate #12135 · from the Puritas diff · puritas-full-2026-10-19

stupendiousstupendous

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

Puritas changed it: 645 times in 387 works
Consistency: 91.2% (645 of 707)
Reach if approved: ~743 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner: Disagrees: stupendious
Matches: Exact word, any case
In our text: 707 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings: None
Taken into joins: None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (645 changes in 387 works, 91.2% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 645)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied

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… Viſion goes on in the moſt dreadful Expreſſions, and Pourtraies of a Judgment moſt ſtupendiousstupendous: The Kings of the Earth bewail, and ſtand afar off for fear of her …
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… Viſion goes on in the moſt dreadful Expreſſions, and Pourtraies of a Judgment moſt ſtupendiousstupendous: The Kings of the Earth bewail, and ſtand afar off for fear of her …
Thomas Beverley · The Good Hope Through Grace · p. 4 · Open in the reader
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… consisteth, is, The dreadful arrows that he shooteth at us, by his surprizing, and stupendiousstupendous Providences; All which (as we judge) are against us, Job 17.8. By his sharp reproofs …
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… consisteth, is, The dreadful arrows that he shooteth at us, by his surprizing, and stupendiousstupendous Providences; All which (as we judge) are against us, Job 17.8. By his sharp reproofs …
Nicholas Blakie · Trials and Triumphs that Accompany the Work of God · p. 179 · Open in the reader
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… ſins, and to have turned thee to the moſt High: But yet after ſo ſtupendiousstupendous and amazing Judgments, thou waſt hardned in thy ſins, and refuſeſt to return. By …
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… ſins, and to have turned thee to the moſt High: But yet after ſo ſtupendiousstupendous and amazing Judgments, thou waſt hardned in thy ſins, and refuſeſt to return. By …
Thomas Brooks · Londons Lamentation · p. 92 · Open in the reader
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… popish superstition and idolatry (which have now drowned us in Gods judgements, by their stupendiousstupendous late increase among us) and to remove us out of the most cleare and …
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… popish superstition and idolatry (which have now drowned us in Gods judgements, by their stupendiousstupendous late increase among us) and to remove us out of the most cleare and …
William Prynne · News from Ipswitch 3 · Open in the reader
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… it seemeth to partake in some thing of them all. For first, concerning that stupendiousstupendous and wondrous vnion in the diuine Hypostaces or Persons, our vnion with Christ is …
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… it seemeth to partake in some thing of them all. For first, concerning that stupendiousstupendous and wondrous vnion in the diuine Hypostaces or Persons, our vnion with Christ is …
Henry Burton · Truths Triumph Over Trent · p. 106 · Open in the reader
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… transcendent Mercies, and enabled me to trust in thee: Thou hast according to thy stupendiousstupendous Mercy begotten me again to a lively Hope, by the Resurrection of thy dear …
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… transcendent Mercies, and enabled me to trust in thee: Thou hast according to thy stupendiousstupendous Mercy begotten me again to a lively Hope, by the Resurrection of thy dear …
Richard Allestree · The Government of the Thoughts · p. 77 · Open in the reader
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… Horizon, is according to natural Order. The abasement of the Son of God was stupendiousstupendous, but his advancement to the highest Glory is most becoming his Divine Relation, and …
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… Horizon, is according to natural Order. The abasement of the Son of God was stupendiousstupendous, but his advancement to the highest Glory is most becoming his Divine Relation, and …
William Bates · The Blessed Place and State of the Saints Above · p. 60 · Open in the reader
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… and by, and with whatſoever means he will, and effecteth all his counſels and ſtupendiousstupendous works, in this way and manner, with never failing ſucceſs; as when with the …
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… and by, and with whatſoever means he will, and effecteth all his counſels and ſtupendiousstupendous works, in this way and manner, with never failing ſucceſs; as when with the …
Richard Baxter · The Nonconformists Advocate · p. 50 · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (62)

33 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 29 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.

The Harmony of the Divine Attributes in Mans Redemption A26796

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… Immanuel, than the defeating humane forces how great soever. If God will accomplish that StupendiousStupendous, unheard of wonder, much more would he rescue his People from the fury of …
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… Immanuel, than the defeating humane forces how great soever. If God will accomplish that StupendiousStupendous, unheard of wonder, much more would he rescue his People from the fury of …
William Bates · The Harmony of the Divine Attributes in Mans Redemption · p. 417 · Open in the reader

The Good Hope Through Grace A27608

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1. The Certainty of a moſt StupendiousStupendous Judgment, to be executed on ſome City, deſcyphered by Babylon, and this City proved …
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1. The Certainty of a moſt StupendiousStupendous Judgment, to be executed on ſome City, deſcyphered by Babylon, and this City proved …
Thomas Beverley · The Good Hope Through Grace · Open in the reader

The Kingdom of Jesus Christ Entering at 1697 A27613

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… and Perplexity to his Thoughts; For his Imagination was deeply Imprinted, that a very StupendiousStupendous Dream had found a place in it; And what yet it was, was gone …
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… and Perplexity to his Thoughts; For his Imagination was deeply Imprinted, that a very StupendiousStupendous Dream had found a place in it; And what yet it was, was gone …
Thomas Beverley · The Kingdom of Jesus Christ Entering at 1697 · p. 3 · Open in the reader

The Parable of the Ten Virgins A27619

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The Root therefore of Prophetick Time, I make that StupendiousStupendous Failure of the ſo Illuſtrious Types of the Kingdom of Chriſt, the Reigns of …
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The Root therefore of Prophetick Time, I make that StupendiousStupendous Failure of the ſo Illuſtrious Types of the Kingdom of Chriſt, the Reigns of …
Thomas Beverley · The Parable of the Ten Virgins · p. 11 · Open in the reader

The Pattern of the Divine Temple Sanctuary A27621

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… Divine Oracle Concerning it; I Reſolv'd by the ſame Grace therefore to Conſider ſo StupendiousStupendous a Model of Divine Truth; And I Can in ſome Humble degree Speak it …
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… Divine Oracle Concerning it; I Reſolv'd by the ſame Grace therefore to Conſider ſo StupendiousStupendous a Model of Divine Truth; And I Can in ſome Humble degree Speak it …
Thomas Beverley · The Pattern of the Divine Temple Sanctuary · Open in the reader
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… David the Type, to the Kingdom of the Great David, the Antitipe; Shewing its StupendiousStupendous Configurations with all Prophecy.
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… David the Type, to the Kingdom of the Great David, the Antitipe; Shewing its StupendiousStupendous Configurations with all Prophecy.
Thomas Beverley · The Pattern of the Divine Temple Sanctuary · Open in the reader
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11. There are StupendiousStupendous Waters of Life, Trees for Medicine, and even a Catholick State of Life therein …
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11. There are StupendiousStupendous Waters of Life, Trees for Medicine, and even a Catholick State of Life therein …
Thomas Beverley · The Pattern of the Divine Temple Sanctuary · p. 4 · Open in the reader
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… to Angels, and Saints in this Temple-State of the New Jeruſalem; in the StupendiousStupendous Holineſs, Purity of Spiritual Worſhip, and Enjoyment of God; Then the Morning Stars ſhall …
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… to Angels, and Saints in this Temple-State of the New Jeruſalem; in the StupendiousStupendous Holineſs, Purity of Spiritual Worſhip, and Enjoyment of God; Then the Morning Stars ſhall …
Thomas Beverley · The Pattern of the Divine Temple Sanctuary · p. 9 · Open in the reader

Two Sermons Preached to the House of Commons at their Public Fast A30262

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… of that Great and honourable Body of the Parliament, to reflect sadly upon that StupendiousStupendous Deliverance from the Gun-powder Treason, which more especially and immediately was bent against …
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… of that Great and honourable Body of the Parliament, to reflect sadly upon that StupendiousStupendous Deliverance from the Gun-powder Treason, which more especially and immediately was bent against …
Cornelius Burges · Two Sermons Preached to the House of Commons at their Public Fast · p. 58 · Open in the reader

Natural Theology A30929

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… we behold the ſublimity of God's Majeſty; and his Wiſdom, and Greatneſs in a StupendiousStupendous Elevation. As Bildad tells Job, Job 25. 2. ſpeaking of God, Dominion and Fear are with …
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… we behold the ſublimity of God's Majeſty; and his Wiſdom, and Greatneſs in a StupendiousStupendous Elevation. As Bildad tells Job, Job 25. 2. ſpeaking of God, Dominion and Fear are with …
Matthew Barker · Natural Theology · p. 83 · Open in the reader

A Geographical Description of All the Countries in the Known World A33311

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Strange, and StupendiousStupendous works made by the Art of Man.
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Strange, and StupendiousStupendous works made by the Art of Man.
Samuel Clarke · A Geographical Description of All the Countries in the Known World · Open in the reader

A Mirror both for Saints and Sinners A33339

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Whereunto are added, the Wonders of God in Nature; and the Rare, StupendiousStupendous, and Costly Works made by the Art, and Industry of Man. As the most …
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Whereunto are added, the Wonders of God in Nature; and the Rare, StupendiousStupendous, and Costly Works made by the Art, and Industry of Man. As the most …
Samuel Clarke · A Mirror both for Saints and Sinners · Open in the reader
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Rare, StupendiousStupendous, and costly works made by man. 585
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Rare, StupendiousStupendous, and costly works made by man. 585
Samuel Clarke · A Mirror both for Saints and Sinners · Open in the reader

A New Description of the World A33342

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… in the Hebrew Confusion, where happened the first Confusion of Languages, a work so StupendiousStupendous, being the Business of almost all the Inhabitants of the Earth, that before it …
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… in the Hebrew Confusion, where happened the first Confusion of Languages, a work so StupendiousStupendous, being the Business of almost all the Inhabitants of the Earth, that before it …
Samuel Clarke · A New Description of the World · p. 131 · Open in the reader

Conscientious Inquiries A46804

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Secondly, Whether by the StupendiousStupendous and amazing Providences of God, manifeſted among us, 1. In the Deſtruction of the late …
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Secondly, Whether by the StupendiousStupendous and amazing Providences of God, manifeſted among us, 1. In the Deſtruction of the late …
William Jenkyn · Conscientious Inquiries · p. 2 · Open in the reader

Antichrist Stormed A47362

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… before Christ, and at that time when Christ was personally among them working most StupendiousStupendous Miracles which did evince his Divine Mission? Nay, did they not prefer a Common …
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… before Christ, and at that time when Christ was personally among them working most StupendiousStupendous Miracles which did evince his Divine Mission? Nay, did they not prefer a Common …
Benjamin Keach · Antichrist Stormed · p. 11 · Open in the reader

Distressed Zion Relieved A47473

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… Cruelty, from the Year 1680 to 1688. Together with an Account of the late Admirable and StupendiousStupendous Providence which hath wrought such a sudden and Wonderful Deliverance for this Nation, and …
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… Cruelty, from the Year 1680 to 1688. Together with an Account of the late Admirable and StupendiousStupendous Providence which hath wrought such a sudden and Wonderful Deliverance for this Nation, and …
Benjamin Keach · Distressed Zion Relieved · Open in the reader
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Am I not arm'd with the StupendiousStupendous power
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Am I not arm'd with the StupendiousStupendous power
Benjamin Keach · Distressed Zion Relieved · p. 102 · Open in the reader

Body of Divinity A47625

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… any thing in it. Euseb. Eccles. Hist l. 3. cap. 10. teacheth the same thing. The StupendiousStupendous diligence of the Massorites, in numbering of the words and letters, with the variations …
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… any thing in it. Euseb. Eccles. Hist l. 3. cap. 10. teacheth the same thing. The StupendiousStupendous diligence of the Massorites, in numbering of the words and letters, with the variations …
Edward Leigh · Body of Divinity · p. 66 · Open in the reader

Treatise of Divinity A47629

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… any thing in it. Euseb. Eccles. Hist. l. 3. cap. 10. teacheth the same thing. The StupendiousStupendous diligence of the Massorites, in numbring of the words and Letters, with the variations …
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… any thing in it. Euseb. Eccles. Hist. l. 3. cap. 10. teacheth the same thing. The StupendiousStupendous diligence of the Massorites, in numbring of the words and Letters, with the variations …
Edward Leigh · Treatise of Divinity · p. 104 · Open in the reader

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

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… no Water, Jer. 2.12, 13] The Heavens do bluſh at thoſe Heteroclites in Worſhip: Oh their StupendiousStupendous Stupidity, and their profligate prodigious prophaneneſs in turning their Backs (as Orpah did here …
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… no Water, Jer. 2.12, 13] The Heavens do bluſh at thoſe Heteroclites in Worſhip: Oh their StupendiousStupendous Stupidity, and their profligate prodigious prophaneneſs in turning their Backs (as Orpah did here …
Christopher Ness · A Complete History and Mystery of the Old and New Testament · p. 178 · Open in the reader

A Strange and Wonderful Trinity A52819

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A Strange and Wonderful TRINITY; OR, A TRIPLICITY Of StupendiousStupendous PRODIGIES, Conſiſting of a Wonderful ECLIPSE, As well as of a Wonderful COMET, And …
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A Strange and Wonderful TRINITY; OR, A TRIPLICITY Of StupendiousStupendous PRODIGIES, Conſiſting of a Wonderful ECLIPSE, As well as of a Wonderful COMET, And …
Christopher Ness · A Strange and Wonderful Trinity · Open in the reader
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A Strange and Wonderful TRINITY; Or, A Triplicity of StupendiousStupendous Prodigies, conſiſting of a Wonderful Eclipſe, as well as of a wonderful Comet, and …
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A Strange and Wonderful TRINITY; Or, A Triplicity of StupendiousStupendous Prodigies, conſiſting of a Wonderful Eclipſe, as well as of a wonderful Comet, and …
Christopher Ness · A Strange and Wonderful Trinity · Open in the reader

The Revelation Unveiled A54594

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… Temple ſince to ſacrifice in or at and to be taken away. Alſo that StupendiousStupendous Diſpenſation in the time of Julian, ſeemeth to many ſutable for the 1290 days (a …
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… Temple ſince to ſacrifice in or at and to be taken away. Alſo that StupendiousStupendous Diſpenſation in the time of Julian, ſeemeth to many ſutable for the 1290 days (a …
Samuel Petto · The Revelation Unveiled · p. 55 · Open in the reader

Commentary on the Gospels and Acts A63067

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StupendiousStupendous eclipses shall precede the Lords coming, and other strange events both in heaven, earth …
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StupendiousStupendous eclipses shall precede the Lords coming, and other strange events both in heaven, earth …
John Trapp · Commentary on the Gospels and Acts · p. 553 · Open in the reader

A Discourse Grounded on Proverbs A64282

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… He that gives Life to All, to give his Life a Ranſom for many. StupendiousStupendous Thought may I well call it, that my GOD ſhould become GOEL, my near …
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… He that gives Life to All, to give his Life a Ranſom for many. StupendiousStupendous Thought may I well call it, that my GOD ſhould become GOEL, my near …
Faithful Teate · A Discourse Grounded on Proverbs · p. 384 · Open in the reader

Right Thoughts A64284

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… He that gives Life to All, to give his Life a Ranſome for many. StupendiousStupendous Thought may I well call it, that my GOD ſhould become GOEL, my near …
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… He that gives Life to All, to give his Life a Ranſome for many. StupendiousStupendous Thought may I well call it, that my GOD ſhould become GOEL, my near …
Faithful Teate · Right Thoughts · p. 168 · Open in the reader

A Discourse Upon the Powers of the World to Come A76490

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… moſt True, that None, as the Divine Spirit can Write Higheſt Truth, and of StupendiousStupendous Significancy, and Coherence; and yet Veil, and Hide it ſo, as that it ſhould …
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… moſt True, that None, as the Divine Spirit can Write Higheſt Truth, and of StupendiousStupendous Significancy, and Coherence; and yet Veil, and Hide it ſo, as that it ſhould …
Thomas Beverley · A Discourse Upon the Powers of the World to Come · p. 19 · Open in the reader

The First Sermon Preached to the House of Commons 17 November 1640 A77856

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… of that Great and honourable Body of the Parliament, to reflect ſadly upon that StupendiousStupendous Deliverance from the Gun-powder Treaſon, which more eſpecially and immediately was bent againſt …
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… of that Great and honourable Body of the Parliament, to reflect ſadly upon that StupendiousStupendous Deliverance from the Gun-powder Treaſon, which more eſpecially and immediately was bent againſt …
Cornelius Burges · The First Sermon Preached to the House of Commons 17 November 1640 · p. 58 · Open in the reader

Three Decades of Sermons A96523

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… an Epithete I cannot ſ…udy bad enough: Shall I call it Savage, Farbarous, StupendiousStupendous, nay rather, Romiſh, Jeſuitical, Devilliſh: This was their deſigne at one blow to deſtroy …
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… an Epithete I cannot ſ…udy bad enough: Shall I call it Savage, Farbarous, StupendiousStupendous, nay rather, Romiſh, Jeſuitical, Devilliſh: This was their deſigne at one blow to deſtroy …
Dean Henry Wilkinson · Three Decades of Sermons · p. 115 · Open in the reader

The Vision of the Wheels Opened and Applied B26714

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… suitableness of them to the Season. It was the sense I had of the StupendiousStupendous Providences of God among us which led me to this Subject, as being so …
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… suitableness of them to the Season. It was the sense I had of the StupendiousStupendous Providences of God among us which led me to this Subject, as being so …
Matthew Mead · The Vision of the Wheels Opened and Applied · Open in the reader

The Churchs Quarrel Espoused N01398

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… ſenſible and valuable, who are uſually moſt Humble and tender, are lyable by this StupendiousStupendous Examination, to be baffled by their own Timerity, and quite dash'd out of countenance …
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… ſenſible and valuable, who are uſually moſt Humble and tender, are lyable by this StupendiousStupendous Examination, to be baffled by their own Timerity, and quite dash'd out of countenance …
John Wise · The Churchs Quarrel Espoused · p. 80 · Open in the reader
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… ſhapely and fair, they put Iron Tips on to its Horns and beſet its StupendiousStupendous Bulk with very Rich Ornaments, that they might make it the more Aweing to …
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… ſhapely and fair, they put Iron Tips on to its Horns and beſet its StupendiousStupendous Bulk with very Rich Ornaments, that they might make it the more Aweing to …
John Wise · The Churchs Quarrel Espoused · p. 105 · Open in the reader