Waiting for reviewOther spellingsCandidate #12378 · from the Puritas diff · puritas-full-2026-10-19

surprizesurprise

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

Puritas changed it: 1,348 times in 747 works
Consistency: 89.6% (1,348 of 1,503)
Reach if approved: ~1,579 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner: Agrees: surprise
Matches: Exact word, any case
In our text: 1,503 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings: None
Taken into joins: None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (1,348 changes in 747 works, 89.6% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 1,348)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied

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… knowing that the Danites were their enemies, or that they had any purpoſe to ſurprizesurprise them, were ſecure, and made no preparations for their owne defence: and ſo were …
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… knowing that the Danites were their enemies, or that they had any purpoſe to ſurprizesurprise them, were ſecure, and made no preparations for their owne defence: and ſo were …
William Gouge · A Guide to Go to God · p. 260 · Open in the reader
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… his forces together to hinder his deſignes: So muſt the Saints, becauſe their corruptions ſurprizesurprise them ſuddenly. Theſe make them cry out, This will be my bane; the leaſt …
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… his forces together to hinder his deſignes: So muſt the Saints, becauſe their corruptions ſurprizesurprise them ſuddenly. Theſe make them cry out, This will be my bane; the leaſt …
Thomas Hooker · The Pattern of Perfection Exhibited in Gods Image on Adam · p. 168 · Open in the reader
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… the Countreys adioyning. Mahumet sent against them twenty thousand men, which by a sodayne surprizesurprise in the night, Tangrolipix defeated, and furnished himselfe with their spoyles. And now durst …
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… the Countreys adioyning. Mahumet sent against them twenty thousand men, which by a sodayne surprizesurprise in the night, Tangrolipix defeated, and furnished himselfe with their spoyles. And now durst …
Samuel Purchas · Pilgrimage · p. 232 · Open in the reader
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… to fetch strength from Christ: and consider that sicknesse will come, and death will surprizesurprise us, and if we have not Christ we are wretched creatures without him: and …
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… to fetch strength from Christ: and consider that sicknesse will come, and death will surprizesurprise us, and if we have not Christ we are wretched creatures without him: and …
Richard Sibbes · Beams of Divine Light · p. 186 · Open in the reader
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And shuddring feare surprizesurprise thee in the way.
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And shuddring feare surprizesurprise thee in the way.
George Wither · Exercises Upon the First Psalm in Prose and Verse · p. 170 · Open in the reader
Printed
… is the fearefull estate of a man living in sinne: strange Lords may easily surprizesurprise him: false teachers may easily seduce him: evill company may carry him to any …
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… is the fearefull estate of a man living in sinne: strange Lords may easily surprizesurprise him: false teachers may easily seduce him: evill company may carry him to any …
Nicholas Byfield · A Commentary on 1 Peter 1-3 · p. 555 · Open in the reader
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… may for euer be kept out of thy coaſt, and neuer be able to ſurprizesurprise and ouercome thee. Finally, thy repentance (my ſoule) muſt be extraordinary, when thy God …
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… may for euer be kept out of thy coaſt, and neuer be able to ſurprizesurprise and ouercome thee. Finally, thy repentance (my ſoule) muſt be extraordinary, when thy God …
John Downame · A Guide to Godliness · p. 588 · Open in the reader
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Neither was this a first surprizesurprise of Christianity, as it had seiz'd mens minds at unawares; for it went on …
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Neither was this a first surprizesurprise of Christianity, as it had seiz'd mens minds at unawares; for it went on …
Richard Allestree · The Authority and Usefulness of the Holy Scripture · p. 22 · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (155)

71 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 60 are listed here. 84 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.

The Four Last Things A26786

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… render Death comfortable to us. Sins of Ignorance and Infirmity, of sudden Surreption and SurprizeSurprise, the best Men are not freed from in the present State: and being the …
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… render Death comfortable to us. Sins of Ignorance and Infirmity, of sudden Surreption and SurprizeSurprise, the best Men are not freed from in the present State: and being the …
William Bates · The Four Last Things · p. 118 · Open in the reader

A Sure Trial of Uprightness A26811

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… Prince is consistent with some Actions contravening his Laws, that proceed from Ignorance or SurprizeSurprise: But Loyalty is inconsistent with Rebellion that is open Treason, or with treasonable Designs …
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… Prince is consistent with some Actions contravening his Laws, that proceed from Ignorance or SurprizeSurprise: But Loyalty is inconsistent with Rebellion that is open Treason, or with treasonable Designs …
William Bates · A Sure Trial of Uprightness · p. 78 · Open in the reader

Baxters Narrative of His Life and Times A27006

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… making no resistance at all, by causing deliberation (even in Sins of Passion and SurprizeSurprise) as at other times it doth, by yielding after dull deliberations.
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… making no resistance at all, by causing deliberation (even in Sins of Passion and SurprizeSurprise) as at other times it doth, by yielding after dull deliberations.
Richard Baxter · Baxters Narrative of His Life and Times · p. 8 · Open in the reader
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… and Enemies to the State, and if the Soldiers askt each other at any SurprizeSurprise or Meeting [who are you for?] those on the King's side said, [for the …
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… and Enemies to the State, and if the Soldiers askt each other at any SurprizeSurprise or Meeting [who are you for?] those on the King's side said, [for the …
Richard Baxter · Baxters Narrative of His Life and Times · p. 34 · Open in the reader
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… me, but kept it by them secretly, only to secure the Place from a SurprizeSurprise, and themselves from repaying what they disbursed.
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… me, but kept it by them secretly, only to secure the Place from a SurprizeSurprise, and themselves from repaying what they disbursed.
Richard Baxter · Baxters Narrative of His Life and Times · p. 79 · Open in the reader

An Exposition of the Lords Prayer A27600

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… even upon the VViſe Virgins; ſo that the Comming of Chriſt will be a SurprizeSurprise upon them; That is; His Comming in another ſort of a Kingdom, then they …
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… even upon the VViſe Virgins; ſo that the Comming of Chriſt will be a SurprizeSurprise upon them; That is; His Comming in another ſort of a Kingdom, then they …
Thomas Beverley · An Exposition of the Lords Prayer · p. 68 · Open in the reader

The Present State of London A37482

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… City is ſo far from the Sea, that it needs not fear a Forreign SurprizeSurprise, and yet in 12 hours by the help of the Tide, it is capable to …
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… City is ſo far from the Sea, that it needs not fear a Forreign SurprizeSurprise, and yet in 12 hours by the help of the Tide, it is capable to …
Thomas De Laune · The Present State of London · p. 4 · Open in the reader

A Key to Open Scripture Metaphors A37483

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III. The heavenly Tower is beyond all possibility of SurprizeSurprise; its Watchman never slumbers nor sleeps.
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III. The heavenly Tower is beyond all possibility of SurprizeSurprise; its Watchman never slumbers nor sleeps.
Thomas De Laune · A Key to Open Scripture Metaphors · p. 32 · Open in the reader

The Soul of Man A39675

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… nor Honours now to be had from Religion. These mens Sufferings are a perfect SurprizeSurprise to them, for they never counted the cost, Luke 14.28. Now they must stand alone …
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… nor Honours now to be had from Religion. These mens Sufferings are a perfect SurprizeSurprise to them, for they never counted the cost, Luke 14.28. Now they must stand alone …
John Flavel · The Soul of Man · p. 147 · Open in the reader

One Hundred Select Sermons A44565

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… he ſhould not always Tend it, and Watch over it, would be apt to SurprizeSurprise it. He is Jealous for Jeruſalem, and for Zion with a great Jealouſy, Zach …
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… he ſhould not always Tend it, and Watch over it, would be apt to SurprizeSurprise it. He is Jealous for Jeruſalem, and for Zion with a great Jealouſy, Zach …
Thomas Horton · One Hundred Select Sermons · p. 21 · Open in the reader

Annotations Upon Isaiah A46816

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… Sepulcher. And indeed it is probable, that Belſhazzar was in the fury of the SurprizeSurprise of Babylon thus caſt out amongſt others that were ſlain, without any decent burial.
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… Sepulcher. And indeed it is probable, that Belſhazzar was in the fury of the SurprizeSurprise of Babylon thus caſt out amongſt others that were ſlain, without any decent burial.
Arthur Jackson · Annotations Upon Isaiah · p. 158 · Open in the reader

Death Made Comfortable A47293

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… contingencies of time, and the Fidelity, Kindness, or care of Executors. Sometimes, indeed, the SurprizeSurprise of Dying Persons is so great, that they must leave these things to others …
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… contingencies of time, and the Fidelity, Kindness, or care of Executors. Sometimes, indeed, the SurprizeSurprise of Dying Persons is so great, that they must leave these things to others …
John Kettlewell · Death Made Comfortable · p. 12 · Open in the reader

The Practical Believer A47309

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… Involuntariness. For, alas! what man doth all that is Possible, to prevent Ignorance, or SurprizeSurprise? And if we do not all we can against them, he may say they …
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… Involuntariness. For, alas! what man doth all that is Possible, to prevent Ignorance, or SurprizeSurprise? And if we do not all we can against them, he may say they …
John Kettlewell · The Practical Believer · p. 95 · Open in the reader

The Banqueting House A47401

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SurprizeSurprise the Earth, and all who sleep,
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SurprizeSurprise the Earth, and all who sleep,
Benjamin Keach · The Banqueting House · p. 141 · Open in the reader

Spiritual Melody A47611

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SurprizeSurprise the Earth, and all who ſleep,
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SurprizeSurprise the Earth, and all who ſleep,
Benjamin Keach · Spiritual Melody · p. 141 · Open in the reader

Remains A48445

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… are out of the common Road, and scarce before heard of, to the pleasing SurprizeSurprise, as well as Instruction of the Reader. I remember, once waiting upon the most …
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… are out of the common Road, and scarce before heard of, to the pleasing SurprizeSurprise, as well as Instruction of the Reader. I remember, once waiting upon the most …
John Lightfoot · Remains · p. v · Open in the reader

An Offer of Farther Help to Suffering Saints A51702

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… to his Will, Job 1.20, 21. Whence was this? Surely had they come by way of SurprizeSurprise, as holy as he was he could not have carried it thus; but he …
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… to his Will, Job 1.20, 21. Whence was this? Surely had they come by way of SurprizeSurprise, as holy as he was he could not have carried it thus; but he …
Thomas Mall · An Offer of Farther Help to Suffering Saints · p. 15 · Open in the reader

Sermons Volume 4 A51840

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… as he would be found of God, for usually Death comes by way of SurprizeSurprise, it finds us before we look for it, and steals upon us e're we …
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… as he would be found of God, for usually Death comes by way of SurprizeSurprise, it finds us before we look for it, and steals upon us e're we …
Thomas Manton · Sermons Volume 4 · p. 98 · Open in the reader
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… easily sucketh …ight and flame again, so did he recover himself out of that SurprizeSurprise.
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… easily sucketh …ight and flame again, so did he recover himself out of that SurprizeSurprise.
Thomas Manton · Sermons Volume 4 · p. 705 · Open in the reader

Sermons A51847

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… Directions of the renewed part. This again may be done two ways, either upon SurprizeSurprise, or Deliberation. By way of SurprizeSurprise, Gal. 6. 1. foreign, upon deliberation, when Men plot, and make …
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… Directions of the renewed part. This again may be done two ways, either upon SurprizeSurprise, or Deliberation. By way of SurprizeSurprise, Gal. 6. 1. foreign, upon deliberation, when Men plot, and make …
Thomas Manton · Sermons · p. 194 · Open in the reader
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… again may be done two ways, either upon SurprizeSurprise, or Deliberation. By way of SurprizeSurprise, Gal. 6. 1. foreign, upon deliberation, when Men plot, and make provision to fulfil their Lusts, contrary …
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… again may be done two ways, either upon SurprizeSurprise, or Deliberation. By way of SurprizeSurprise, Gal. 6. 1. foreign, upon deliberation, when Men plot, and make provision to fulfil their Lusts, contrary …
Thomas Manton · Sermons · p. 194 · Open in the reader

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

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… an Ambuſh of their own Army deſign'd to fall upon the Jews by a SurprizeSurprise, but finding ſo many of the Ammonites and Moabites ſlain by the Angels, they …
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… an Ambuſh of their own Army deſign'd to fall upon the Jews by a SurprizeSurprise, but finding ſo many of the Ammonites and Moabites ſlain by the Angels, they …
Christopher Ness · A Complete History and Mystery of the Old and New Testament · p. 520 · Open in the reader
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… promiſed great matters, &c.) had before the Morning denyed him, and that (upon a SurprizeSurprise) with Confidence, with Impudence, and with perjury, N. B. Note well; when the Devil …
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… promiſed great matters, &c.) had before the Morning denyed him, and that (upon a SurprizeSurprise) with Confidence, with Impudence, and with perjury, N. B. Note well; when the Devil …
Christopher Ness · A Complete History and Mystery of the Old and New Testament · p. 205 · Open in the reader

A Vindication of the Church of Scotland A57865

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… they did: The case, tho' of moment was plain enough, neither was it a SurprizeSurprise to any of those Men, for the thing was long in Deliberation, and known …
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… they did: The case, tho' of moment was plain enough, neither was it a SurprizeSurprise to any of those Men, for the thing was long in Deliberation, and known …
Gilbert Rule · A Vindication of the Church of Scotland · p. 38 · Open in the reader

The Christian Life A58787

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… Principles within us; a stubborn Appetite contending against an obedient Will, and sometimes upon SurprizeSurprise or Inadvertence over-powering it; yet if we heartily bewail this as our Unhappiness …
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… Principles within us; a stubborn Appetite contending against an obedient Will, and sometimes upon SurprizeSurprise or Inadvertence over-powering it; yet if we heartily bewail this as our Unhappiness …
John Scott · The Christian Life · p. 155 · Open in the reader
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… your Duty, or that you have done any evil Action through meer Heedlessness or SurprizeSurprise, indeavour to affect your self with a sorrowful Sense of your own Folly, Weakness …
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… your Duty, or that you have done any evil Action through meer Heedlessness or SurprizeSurprise, indeavour to affect your self with a sorrowful Sense of your own Folly, Weakness …
John Scott · The Christian Life · p. 538 · Open in the reader
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… Warnings of my Danger. Had I done it Ignorantly or unawares or under a SurprizeSurprise, it had been pittiable; but, O my Guilt, my Guilt, 'twas knowingly, wilfully, basely …
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… Warnings of my Danger. Had I done it Ignorantly or unawares or under a SurprizeSurprise, it had been pittiable; but, O my Guilt, my Guilt, 'twas knowingly, wilfully, basely …
John Scott · The Christian Life · p. 541 · Open in the reader

The Christian Life Volume 5 A58804

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… necessary to prevent our being surpized again, which if we do not, our next SurprizeSurprise will be inexcusable. And if the sense of the Lapse which was perhaps but …
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… necessary to prevent our being surpized again, which if we do not, our next SurprizeSurprise will be inexcusable. And if the sense of the Lapse which was perhaps but …
John Scott · The Christian Life Volume 5 · p. 98 · Open in the reader

Practical Discourses Volume 1 A58807

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… is unawares, before we can oppose our Resolution against them. So that tho' upon SurprizeSurprise they do win our Consent, yet they do not win it from our good …
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… is unawares, before we can oppose our Resolution against them. So that tho' upon SurprizeSurprise they do win our Consent, yet they do not win it from our good …
John Scott · Practical Discourses Volume 1 · p. 369 · Open in the reader
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… it under, that it cannot break forth but upon a surprizesurprise, and even that SurprizeSurprise will render him more watchful and vigilant to suppress it for the future. But …
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… it under, that it cannot break forth but upon a surprizesurprise, and even that SurprizeSurprise will render him more watchful and vigilant to suppress it for the future. But …
John Scott · Practical Discourses Volume 1 · p. 391 · Open in the reader

Gods Thoughts and Ways Above Ours A60135

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… Ignorance, which if we had known, we would not have committed; or of ſudden SurprizeSurprise, that we did not Obſerve; or fell into by the violent hurry of Temptation …
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… Ignorance, which if we had known, we would not have committed; or of ſudden SurprizeSurprise, that we did not Obſerve; or fell into by the violent hurry of Temptation …
John Shower · Gods Thoughts and Ways Above Ours · p. 39 · Open in the reader
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… there was more of Infirmity, more of Miſtake and Error, more of Weakneſs and SurprizeSurprise in their Sins, than I know there was in 'mine. I may hope they …
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… there was more of Infirmity, more of Miſtake and Error, more of Weakneſs and SurprizeSurprise in their Sins, than I know there was in 'mine. I may hope they …
John Shower · Gods Thoughts and Ways Above Ours · p. 94 · Open in the reader

Concerning Old Age A61390

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… stagger the strongest faith or courage. Such things assault a man by way of SurprizeSurprise, but when we have had an experience of them, we are corroborated to grapple …
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… stagger the strongest faith or courage. Such things assault a man by way of SurprizeSurprise, but when we have had an experience of them, we are corroborated to grapple …
Richard Steele · Concerning Old Age · p. 203 · Open in the reader

Thirteen Sermons A61630

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… our selves; such are all irregular Motions, which we call violent Passions, arising from SurprizeSurprise, Mistake, Inadvertency, Weakness, or corrupt Inclination. But setting all these aside, the original Passions …
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… our selves; such are all irregular Motions, which we call violent Passions, arising from SurprizeSurprise, Mistake, Inadvertency, Weakness, or corrupt Inclination. But setting all these aside, the original Passions …
Edward Stillingfleet · Thirteen Sermons · p. 20 · Open in the reader
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… Mind, which is most provoking, when Sins are committed, not through Infirmity, or sudden SurprizeSurprise, or a violent Temptation; but habitually, knowingly, wilfully; especially when they are done in …
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… Mind, which is most provoking, when Sins are committed, not through Infirmity, or sudden SurprizeSurprise, or a violent Temptation; but habitually, knowingly, wilfully; especially when they are done in …
Edward Stillingfleet · Thirteen Sermons · p. 32 · Open in the reader
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… Judgments of others, by single and sudden Actions, which Persons may fall into by SurprizeSurprise, or sudden Accidents, and conclude all the rest to be like; but we are …
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… Judgments of others, by single and sudden Actions, which Persons may fall into by SurprizeSurprise, or sudden Accidents, and conclude all the rest to be like; but we are …
Edward Stillingfleet · Thirteen Sermons · p. 518 · Open in the reader

A New Martyrology A63966

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… the late Duke of Monmouth, on pain of High Treason, which was a great SurprizeSurprise to all the Auditors, and so vehemently urged, and so passionately expressed, as seemed …
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… the late Duke of Monmouth, on pain of High Treason, which was a great SurprizeSurprise to all the Auditors, and so vehemently urged, and so passionately expressed, as seemed …
John Tutchin · A New Martyrology · p. 37 · Open in the reader

The Protestant Martyrs A63971

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… give pretence to the King to raiſe more Forces. At Philips Norton, by a SurprizeSurprise or Ambuſh, he cut off the beſt part of a Troop of Horſe, the …
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… give pretence to the King to raiſe more Forces. At Philips Norton, by a SurprizeSurprise or Ambuſh, he cut off the beſt part of a Troop of Horſe, the …
John Tutchin · The Protestant Martyrs · p. 6 · Open in the reader
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… them, it would not at all have affected me; I have no Excuſe but SurprizeSurprise and Fear, which I believe my Jury muſt make uſe of to excuſe their …
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… them, it would not at all have affected me; I have no Excuſe but SurprizeSurprise and Fear, which I believe my Jury muſt make uſe of to excuſe their …
John Tutchin · The Protestant Martyrs · p. 11 · Open in the reader

The Kingdom of God in Power A66351

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… tho it now appears not what may be the Influence, or Event of this SurprizeSurprise, leave that to him, whose Counsels are a great depth, and doth nothing in …
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… tho it now appears not what may be the Influence, or Event of this SurprizeSurprise, leave that to him, whose Counsels are a great depth, and doth nothing in …
Daniel Williams · The Kingdom of God in Power · p. 30 · Open in the reader

A Wakening Call A66477

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… Matth. 7. 21-23. In the dark Midnight-Season to both, will he come, to the amazing SurprizeSurprise of the Foolish, and unspeakable Joy of the Wise. All are requir'd to watch …
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… Matth. 7. 21-23. In the dark Midnight-Season to both, will he come, to the amazing SurprizeSurprise of the Foolish, and unspeakable Joy of the Wise. All are requir'd to watch …
George Sikes · A Wakening Call · p. 202 · Open in the reader

Vindication of the Truth of the Christian Religion A69506

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… to Men, without any Oſtentation of Wit and Learning, ſtruck their Minds with ſuch SurprizeSurprise and Admiration, as moved their Hearts, and made them wholly renounce their deareſt Pleaſures …
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… to Men, without any Oſtentation of Wit and Learning, ſtruck their Minds with ſuch SurprizeSurprise and Admiration, as moved their Hearts, and made them wholly renounce their deareſt Pleaſures …
Jacques Abbadie · Vindication of the Truth of the Christian Religion · p. 387 · Open in the reader

The Prophetical History of the Reformation A69569

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… all others to the Kingdom of Christ, yet it is by way of Ecclips, SurprizeSurprise and Stealth of the Glory of Christ, which it pretends to Advance; and is …
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… all others to the Kingdom of Christ, yet it is by way of Ecclips, SurprizeSurprise and Stealth of the Glory of Christ, which it pretends to Advance; and is …
Thomas Beverley · The Prophetical History of the Reformation · p. 9 · Open in the reader

The Christian Life 2 A92744

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… neceſſary to prevent our being ſurprized again, which if we do not, our next SurprizeSurprise will be inexcuſable. And if the ſenſe of the Lapſe which was perhaps but …
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… neceſſary to prevent our being ſurprized again, which if we do not, our next SurprizeSurprise will be inexcuſable. And if the ſenſe of the Lapſe which was perhaps but …
John Scott · The Christian Life 2 · p. 76 · Open in the reader

Exposition on the Ten Commandments B24299

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… thou hast committed, either ignorantly or knowingly, either out of Weakness or Wilfulness, by SurprizeSurprise, or upon Deliberation? Certainly the Law of God is so vastly large and comprehensive …
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… thou hast committed, either ignorantly or knowingly, either out of Weakness or Wilfulness, by SurprizeSurprise, or upon Deliberation? Certainly the Law of God is so vastly large and comprehensive …
Ezekiel Hopkins · Exposition on the Ten Commandments · p. 135 · Open in the reader

A Complete Body of Divinity N02384

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… eyes. Aſcribing it to God as the Author of the Work, and noting the SurprizeSurprise it carried in it, Challenging a ſpecial Obſervation. 3. Hereupon he brings in the Conſecration …
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… eyes. Aſcribing it to God as the Author of the Work, and noting the SurprizeSurprise it carried in it, Challenging a ſpecial Obſervation. 3. Hereupon he brings in the Conſecration …
Samuel Willard · A Complete Body of Divinity · p. 661 · Open in the reader
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… and bewitching …ra…ry of ſome Perſons, which put the luxuriant Imagination into a SurprizeSurprise, and raiſe a Paroxiſm in the Carnal Appetites. We ought therefore to be very …
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… and bewitching …ra…ry of ſome Perſons, which put the luxuriant Imagination into a SurprizeSurprise, and raiſe a Paroxiſm in the Carnal Appetites. We ought therefore to be very …
Samuel Willard · A Complete Body of Divinity · p. 672 · Open in the reader

God Sometimes Answers His People by Terrible Things N03191

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It can ſcarre be Expreſſed by words the Concern, the SurprizeSurprise, the Conſternation that was among us on that Occaſion, Every ones Countenance was changed …
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It can ſcarre be Expreſſed by words the Concern, the SurprizeSurprise, the Conſternation that was among us on that Occaſion, Every ones Countenance was changed …
Eliphalet Adams · God Sometimes Answers His People by Terrible Things · p. 25 · Open in the reader

The Fathers Tears over his Daughters Remains N03209

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… his Sorrow (which was ſo great before) ſhould quite overwhelm him. But to their SurprizeSurprise he aroſe and waſhed himſelf, and went into the Houſe of God & worſhipped; and …
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… his Sorrow (which was ſo great before) ſhould quite overwhelm him. But to their SurprizeSurprise he aroſe and waſhed himſelf, and went into the Houſe of God & worſhipped; and …
Benjamin Colman · The Fathers Tears over his Daughters Remains · p. 23 · Open in the reader
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… with Tears of Joy to ſee her expiring in Eaſe: but to our great SurprizeSurprise we found it the next Morning to be the ſleep of Life, for ſhe …
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… with Tears of Joy to ſee her expiring in Eaſe: but to our great SurprizeSurprise we found it the next Morning to be the ſleep of Life, for ſhe …
Benjamin Colman · The Fathers Tears over his Daughters Remains · p. 49 · Open in the reader
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At another Time when ſhe was delivered of a Son alone, the SurprizeSurprise and Diſtreſs of which hazardous Minute every one may eaſily think of; ſhe writes,
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At another Time when ſhe was delivered of a Son alone, the SurprizeSurprise and Diſtreſs of which hazardous Minute every one may eaſily think of; ſhe writes,
Benjamin Colman · The Fathers Tears over his Daughters Remains · p. 102 · Open in the reader

The Image of God Wherein Man was Created N03287

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… Idea. They then turn'd their Eyes on the dry Land, and with a growing SurprizeSurprise ſaw the Cattle and creeping Things and Beaſts come forth out of the Earth …
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… Idea. They then turn'd their Eyes on the dry Land, and with a growing SurprizeSurprise ſaw the Cattle and creeping Things and Beaſts come forth out of the Earth …
Benjamin Colman · The Image of God Wherein Man was Created · p. iii · Open in the reader
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… more. The firſt is that the greateſt Admiration ſeems to be with the leaſt SurprizeSurprise. Nothing is more calm and tranquil, I conceive, than the Admirations of Angels and …
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… more. The firſt is that the greateſt Admiration ſeems to be with the leaſt SurprizeSurprise. Nothing is more calm and tranquil, I conceive, than the Admirations of Angels and …
Benjamin Colman · The Image of God Wherein Man was Created · p. ix · Open in the reader
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… and Blood, and from the Darkneſs of our Minds. The more feeble the more SurprizeSurprise, but the ſtronger the Intellect is the more ſerene and placid, even and fix'd …
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… and Blood, and from the Darkneſs of our Minds. The more feeble the more SurprizeSurprise, but the ſtronger the Intellect is the more ſerene and placid, even and fix'd …
Benjamin Colman · The Image of God Wherein Man was Created · p. ix · Open in the reader

Journal of a Voyage from Gibraltar to Georgia N03643

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… me into a deep Sleep, out of which I awoke perfectly well, to the SurprizeSurprise of all about me. O … can expreſs the loving Kindneſs of the … or ſhew …
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… me into a deep Sleep, out of which I awoke perfectly well, to the SurprizeSurprise of all about me. O … can expreſs the loving Kindneſs of the … or ſhew …
George Whitefield · Journal of a Voyage from Gibraltar to Georgia · p. 55 · Open in the reader
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… Love and Charity will excuſe it; for not being warned of your coming, the SurprizeSurprise, though pleaſant, ſo fluttered my Spirits, that I was overburdened with Joy.
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… Love and Charity will excuſe it; for not being warned of your coming, the SurprizeSurprise, though pleaſant, ſo fluttered my Spirits, that I was overburdened with Joy.
George Whitefield · Journal of a Voyage from Gibraltar to Georgia · p. 234 · Open in the reader

Sermons on Various Subjects Volume 1 N03789

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'Tis true a Man that is born again of GOD may, thro' SurprizeSurprise or Violence of a Temptation, fall into an Act of Sin: Witneſs the Adultery …
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'Tis true a Man that is born again of GOD may, thro' SurprizeSurprise or Violence of a Temptation, fall into an Act of Sin: Witneſs the Adultery …
George Whitefield · Sermons on Various Subjects Volume 1 · p. 22 · Open in the reader

Marks of a Work of the Spirit of God Applied N03831

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… us to expect these at such a Season. It is to me Matter of SurprizeSurprise & Thankfulness that as yet there have been no more. But I mean, That a …
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… us to expect these at such a Season. It is to me Matter of SurprizeSurprise & Thankfulness that as yet there have been no more. But I mean, That a …
Jonathan Edwards · Marks of a Work of the Spirit of God Applied · p. xii · Open in the reader
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… when the Contemplation and Affection of the Mind is attended with any Thing of SurprizeSurprise; as when the View a Person has is very new, and takes strong hold …
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… when the Contemplation and Affection of the Mind is attended with any Thing of SurprizeSurprise; as when the View a Person has is very new, and takes strong hold …
Jonathan Edwards · Marks of a Work of the Spirit of God Applied · p. 18 · Open in the reader
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… on Fire. The Word Fright is commonly used for sudden causless Fear, or groundless SurprizeSurprise; but surely a just Fear, that there is good Reason for, tho' it be …
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… on Fire. The Word Fright is commonly used for sudden causless Fear, or groundless SurprizeSurprise; but surely a just Fear, that there is good Reason for, tho' it be …
Jonathan Edwards · Marks of a Work of the Spirit of God Applied · p. 41 · Open in the reader