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priviledgprivilege

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

Puritas changed it
917 times in 337 works
Consistency
62.2% (917 of 1,473)
Reach if approved
~1,548 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner
Agrees: privilege
Matches
Exact word, any case
In our text
1,473 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings
None
Taken into joins
None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (917 changes in 337 works, 62.2% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 917)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied
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    … enforces our obligation, that beside the inherent excellencies of Nature he made us by priviledgprivilege above all Creatures in this sensible World, and furnish'd it with innumerable objects excellent …
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    … enforces our obligation, that beside the inherent excellencies of Nature he made us by priviledgprivilege above all Creatures in this sensible World, and furnish'd it with innumerable objects excellent …

    William Bates · The Existence of God and the Immortality of the Soul · p. 123 · Open in the reader

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    … could not agree among themselves, yet the people constantly kept their former custom and priviledgprivilege, and chose all the ordinary Bishops and Pastors in conjunction with the Presbyters. The …
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    … could not agree among themselves, yet the people constantly kept their former custom and priviledgprivilege, and chose all the ordinary Bishops and Pastors in conjunction with the Presbyters. The …

    Richard Baxter · An Apology for the Nonconformists Ministry · p. 42 · Open in the reader

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    … their way with thorns, that they may not ſin againſt him: 'Tis their high priviledgprivilege, that they have be times God's fatherly ſharp rebukes to preſerve them from making …
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    … their way with thorns, that they may not ſin againſt him: 'Tis their high priviledgprivilege, that they have be times God's fatherly ſharp rebukes to preſerve them from making …

    Thomas Badland · Eternity · p. 39 · Open in the reader

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    … are out of Chriſt, they cannot truly call it theirs. 'Tis the portion and priviledgprivilege of the children of God. A wicked man may have it, but a true …
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    … are out of Chriſt, they cannot truly call it theirs. 'Tis the portion and priviledgprivilege of the children of God. A wicked man may have it, but a true …

    Nathanael Ball · Spiritual Bondage and Freedom · p. 331 · Open in the reader

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    … and double taxes more than the Free-Citizens. So the Saints, they have the priviledgprivilege of Free-trade in Heaven, for any thing that doth concern them; they have …
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    … and double taxes more than the Free-Citizens. So the Saints, they have the priviledgprivilege of Free-trade in Heaven, for any thing that doth concern them; they have …

    Jeremiah Burroughs · Two Treatises · p. 104 · Open in the reader

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    … God; the other, That they muſt always allow the perſons under their Juriſdiction the priviledgprivilege of examining thoſe deciſions, that ſo they may know, whether they be really agreeable …
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    … God; the other, That they muſt always allow the perſons under their Juriſdiction the priviledgprivilege of examining thoſe deciſions, that ſo they may know, whether they be really agreeable …

    Jean Claude · Answer to De Meauxs Book · p. 4 · Open in the reader

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    … therfor good warrant muſt be shewed that our infants are cut of from the priviledgprivilege: & thoſe ſacramēts were types of our Sacraments.
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    … therfor good warrant muſt be shewed that our infants are cut of from the priviledgprivilege: & thoſe ſacramēts were types of our Sacraments.

    John Smyth · The Character of the Beast · p. 24 · Open in the reader

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    … Grace was the only Motive to his Acceptation of a Substitute: It's the undoubted priviledgprivilege of the Giver to dispose of his own Gift in his own Way; and …
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    … Grace was the only Motive to his Acceptation of a Substitute: It's the undoubted priviledgprivilege of the Giver to dispose of his own Gift in his own Way; and …

    Vincent Alsop · Opposition to Errors of William Sherlock · p. 590 · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (556)

332 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 60 are listed here. 224 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.

Parallels Censures A12557

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    … The firſt borne and ſo by conſequent the Levites did type two things, 1. That PriviledgPrivilege and prerogative which Chriſt Ieſus hath, who is the firſt borne having the preeminence …
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    … The firſt borne and ſo by conſequent the Levites did type two things, 1. That PriviledgPrivilege and prerogative which Chriſt Ieſus hath, who is the firſt borne having the preeminence …

    John Smyth · Parallels Censures · p. 55 · Open in the reader

Precious Promises the Portion of Overcomers A23606

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    … Adopted Son? This is the new Name here ſpoken of, and is the peculiar PriviledgPrivilege of true Believers. 'Tis ſtoried, That Alexander the Conquerour was by the flattering Oracle …
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    … Adopted Son? This is the new Name here ſpoken of, and is the peculiar PriviledgPrivilege of true Believers. 'Tis ſtoried, That Alexander the Conquerour was by the flattering Oracle …

    John Lougher · Precious Promises the Portion of Overcomers · p. 98 · Open in the reader

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    … be helped to order their Lives here as Citizens of Heaven, is an ineſtimable PriviledgPrivilege. To have their Hearts in Heaven, their Diſcourſes of Heaven, (as the Primitive Chriſtians …
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    … be helped to order their Lives here as Citizens of Heaven, is an ineſtimable PriviledgPrivilege. To have their Hearts in Heaven, their Diſcourſes of Heaven, (as the Primitive Chriſtians …

    John Lougher · Precious Promises the Portion of Overcomers · p. 197 · Open in the reader

The Ladys Calling A23744

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    … the clean Beasts in the Tabernacle. Only irreligion and profaneness is exemt from this PriviledgPrivilege, no water of Purification can cleanse it, or make it serviceable in the Temple …
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    … the clean Beasts in the Tabernacle. Only irreligion and profaneness is exemt from this PriviledgPrivilege, no water of Purification can cleanse it, or make it serviceable in the Temple …

    Richard Allestree · The Ladys Calling · p. 243 · Open in the reader

Godly Fear A26706

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    … the Church of God. Woe to the ſecure Iſraelites, to ſecure Profeſſors; there's no PriviledgPrivilege, there's no Profeſſion that will ſecure the Secure from the Woe and Wrath of …
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    … the Church of God. Woe to the ſecure Iſraelites, to ſecure Profeſſors; there's no PriviledgPrivilege, there's no Profeſſion that will ſecure the Secure from the Woe and Wrath of …

    Richard Alleine · Godly Fear · p. 40 · Open in the reader

The Four Last Things A26786

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    I shall now insist upon the blessed PriviledgPrivilege of Believers set down in the Text, viz.
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    I shall now insist upon the blessed PriviledgPrivilege of Believers set down in the Text, viz.

    William Bates · The Four Last Things · p. 8 · Open in the reader

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    … Sting, is not common to all that are Christians in title, but is a PriviledgPrivilege with a limitation; There is no Condemnation to those that are in Christ Jesus …
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    … Sting, is not common to all that are Christians in title, but is a PriviledgPrivilege with a limitation; There is no Condemnation to those that are in Christ Jesus …

    William Bates · The Four Last Things · p. 67 · Open in the reader

The Harmony of the Divine Attributes in Mans Redemption A26796

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    … most profitable that ever was reveal'd. The Infants of Believers are sav'd by special PriviledgPrivilege, for the merits of Christ, without any apprehension of him. But others who are …
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    … most profitable that ever was reveal'd. The Infants of Believers are sav'd by special PriviledgPrivilege, for the merits of Christ, without any apprehension of him. But others who are …

    William Bates · The Harmony of the Divine Attributes in Mans Redemption · p. 111 · Open in the reader

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    … suddenly dispatcht by a Sword, a military Instrument, and therefore more honourable, was a PriviledgPrivilege: But to hang on the Cross, was the most conspicuous mark of the publick …
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    … suddenly dispatcht by a Sword, a military Instrument, and therefore more honourable, was a PriviledgPrivilege: But to hang on the Cross, was the most conspicuous mark of the publick …

    William Bates · The Harmony of the Divine Attributes in Mans Redemption · p. 177 · Open in the reader

Sermons Upon Death and Eternal Judgment A26805

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    … General to be considered is, the Persons that have an interest in this blessed PriviledgPrivilege.
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    … General to be considered is, the Persons that have an interest in this blessed PriviledgPrivilege.

    William Bates · Sermons Upon Death and Eternal Judgment · p. 98 · Open in the reader

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    … may equally partake of Spiritual Blessings. Thus the difference of Nations will be no PriviledgPrivilege or Prejudice to any in the Day of Judgment. The most rude and contemptible …
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    … may equally partake of Spiritual Blessings. Thus the difference of Nations will be no PriviledgPrivilege or Prejudice to any in the Day of Judgment. The most rude and contemptible …

    William Bates · Sermons Upon Death and Eternal Judgment · p. 75 · Open in the reader

The Sovereign and Final Happiness of Man with Means to Obtain it A26808

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    … of his People. Their Salvation is compleat in all degrees. Pure Joy is the PriviledgPrivilege of Heaven, unmixed Sorrows the punishment of Hell.
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    … of his People. Their Salvation is compleat in all degrees. Pure Joy is the PriviledgPrivilege of Heaven, unmixed Sorrows the punishment of Hell.

    William Bates · The Sovereign and Final Happiness of Man with Means to Obtain it · p. 26 · Open in the reader

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    … had communion with him as an Heavenly King, without low regards to the temporal PriviledgPrivilege of conversing with him on Earth. The Spiritual relation is more near and permanent …
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    … had communion with him as an Heavenly King, without low regards to the temporal PriviledgPrivilege of conversing with him on Earth. The Spiritual relation is more near and permanent …

    William Bates · The Sovereign and Final Happiness of Man with Means to Obtain it · p. 47 · Open in the reader

The Way to the Highest Honor A26816

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    … both they are obliged to serve Christ. As Christians, by an inflexible necessity, without PriviledgPrivilege or Dispensation they are bound to obey his holy Laws as strictly as every …
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    … both they are obliged to serve Christ. As Christians, by an inflexible necessity, without PriviledgPrivilege or Dispensation they are bound to obey his holy Laws as strictly as every …

    William Bates · The Way to the Highest Honor · p. 14 · Open in the reader

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    … and when they returned left their Hearts behind them: It seems to be a PriviledgPrivilege and Favour rather than a Punishment. Yet a petty Interest drew him out, and …
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    … and when they returned left their Hearts behind them: It seems to be a PriviledgPrivilege and Favour rather than a Punishment. Yet a petty Interest drew him out, and …

    William Bates · The Way to the Highest Honor · p. 111 · Open in the reader

Catholic Communion Defended Against Both Extremes A26880

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    What a PriviledgPrivilege is it, that a Man may believe this about any such thing without Schisme …
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    What a PriviledgPrivilege is it, that a Man may believe this about any such thing without Schisme …

    Richard Baxter · Catholic Communion Defended Against Both Extremes · p. 5 · Open in the reader

The Saints Everlasting Rest A27017

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    … at a dying hour, would give a large price to be partaker of this PriviledgPrivilege, and to be sure that he might have Pardon and Life for the asking …
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    … at a dying hour, would give a large price to be partaker of this PriviledgPrivilege, and to be sure that he might have Pardon and Life for the asking …

    Richard Baxter · The Saints Everlasting Rest · p. 424 · Open in the reader

An Expository Comment on 2 Corinthians 1 A30238

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    … Iſrael. So that any external thing in Religion, though it be vouchſafed as a PriviledgPrivilege by God, yet it is but fleſh, in reſpect of the gracious works of …
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    … Iſrael. So that any external thing in Religion, though it be vouchſafed as a PriviledgPrivilege by God, yet it is but fleſh, in reſpect of the gracious works of …

    Anthony Burgess · An Expository Comment on 2 Corinthians 1 · p. 520 · Open in the reader

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    … Laſtly, ſome are called the ſons of God, becauſe of their excellent Dignity and PriviledgPrivilege; in which ſenſe the Angels are called the ſons of God. But Chriſt is …
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    … Laſtly, ſome are called the ſons of God, becauſe of their excellent Dignity and PriviledgPrivilege; in which ſenſe the Angels are called the ſons of God. But Chriſt is …

    Anthony Burgess · An Expository Comment on 2 Corinthians 1 · p. 562 · Open in the reader

Spiritual Bondage and Freedom A30364

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    … bids them go on as they had begun, and they ſhould have a Threefold PriviledgPrivilege. The firſt of them is in v. 31. They ſhould be Diſciples indeed, not in …
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    … bids them go on as they had begun, and they ſhould have a Threefold PriviledgPrivilege. The firſt of them is in v. 31. They ſhould be Diſciples indeed, not in …

    Nathanael Ball · Spiritual Bondage and Freedom · p. 4 · Open in the reader

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    PriviledgPrivilege 4. The very being of ſin in them ſhall ere long be done quite away …
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    PriviledgPrivilege 4. The very being of ſin in them ſhall ere long be done quite away …

    Nathanael Ball · Spiritual Bondage and Freedom · p. 348 · Open in the reader

The Excellency of Holy Courage in Evil Times A30570

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    2 The high PriviledgPrivilege of beleevers, They are the Sons of God
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    2 The high PriviledgPrivilege of beleevers, They are the Sons of God

    Jeremiah Burroughs · The Excellency of Holy Courage in Evil Times · Open in the reader

An Exposition of Hosea 11-13 A30575

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    Obſ. 2 It is the PriviledgPrivilege of the Saints to be beloved of God 4
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    Obſ. 2 It is the PriviledgPrivilege of the Saints to be beloved of God 4

    Jeremiah Burroughs · An Exposition of Hosea 11-13 · Open in the reader

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    PriviledgPrivilege PriviledgPrivilege, ſee Saints
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    PriviledgPrivilege PriviledgPrivilege, ſee Saints

    Jeremiah Burroughs · An Exposition of Hosea 11-13 · Open in the reader

Two Treatises A30615

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    See PriviledgPrivilege
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    See PriviledgPrivilege

    Jeremiah Burroughs · Two Treatises · Open in the reader

The Lives of Sundry Eminent Persons A33330

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    … praying frame; This is a great and necessary Duty; nay, an high and precious PriviledgPrivilege. If thou canst say nothing, come and lay themselves in an humble manner before …
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    … praying frame; This is a great and necessary Duty; nay, an high and precious PriviledgPrivilege. If thou canst say nothing, come and lay themselves in an humble manner before …

    Samuel Clarke · The Lives of Sundry Eminent Persons · p. 65 · Open in the reader

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    And this PriviledgPrivilege the God of Peace and Comfort did not deny him. He was a Man …
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    And this PriviledgPrivilege the God of Peace and Comfort did not deny him. He was a Man …

    Samuel Clarke · The Lives of Sundry Eminent Persons · p. 199 · Open in the reader

The Remains of John Corbet A34542

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    … to profeſs what they believe not, or to take that which is the ſpecial PriviledgPrivilege of Viſible Church-Members.
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    … to profeſs what they believe not, or to take that which is the ſpecial PriviledgPrivilege of Viſible Church-Members.

    John Corbet · The Remains of John Corbet · p. 150 · Open in the reader

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    § 18. Seeing the gift of Continence in ſingle Life, is the PriviledgPrivilege of particular perſons, and not of certain Orders and Callings of men, a Vow …
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    § 18. Seeing the gift of Continence in ſingle Life, is the PriviledgPrivilege of particular perſons, and not of certain Orders and Callings of men, a Vow …

    John Corbet · The Remains of John Corbet · p. 236 · Open in the reader

A Discourse of the Covenants A34849

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    … Condition of it (we ſee) was a Covenant of Works; with reſpect to immediate PriviledgPrivilege and Relation, it was a Covenant of Friendſhip, and with regard to the Reward …
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    … Condition of it (we ſee) was a Covenant of Works; with reſpect to immediate PriviledgPrivilege and Relation, it was a Covenant of Friendſhip, and with regard to the Reward …

    Nehemiah Coxe · A Discourse of the Covenants · p. 29 · Open in the reader

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    … a boaſting in the Fleſh, as much as boaſting in any other Old-Teſtament PriviledgPrivilege of the Jew; Phil. 3. From all which we may ſafely conclude, that the Covenant …
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    … a boaſting in the Fleſh, as much as boaſting in any other Old-Teſtament PriviledgPrivilege of the Jew; Phil. 3. From all which we may ſafely conclude, that the Covenant …

    Nehemiah Coxe · A Discourse of the Covenants · p. 122 · Open in the reader

The Apostolical History A34868

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    … the only and all-ſufficient Saviour of mankind. 3. They renounced confidence in any outward PriviledgPrivilege, (ſuch as the Circumciſion of the fleſh was), or in any thing elſe beſides …
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    … the only and all-ſufficient Saviour of mankind. 3. They renounced confidence in any outward PriviledgPrivilege, (ſuch as the Circumciſion of the fleſh was), or in any thing elſe beſides …

    Samuel Cradock · The Apostolical History · p. 328 · Open in the reader

Notes Upon Texts of Scripture and Popish Errors A36539

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    … Authority and Superiority to all? Would he not have excepted St. Peter's Right and PriviledgPrivilege which he intended to him? But here's an univerſal Negation of ſuch ſupreme Authority …
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    … Authority and Superiority to all? Would he not have excepted St. Peter's Right and PriviledgPrivilege which he intended to him? But here's an univerſal Negation of ſuch ſupreme Authority …

    Charles Drelincourt · Notes Upon Texts of Scripture and Popish Errors · p. 37 · Open in the reader

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    … Peter was Infallible, how doth it appear that this was more than a perſonal PriviledgPrivilege, and in which therefore he was to have no Succeſſor? As the Infallibility of …
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    … Peter was Infallible, how doth it appear that this was more than a perſonal PriviledgPrivilege, and in which therefore he was to have no Succeſſor? As the Infallibility of …

    Charles Drelincourt · Notes Upon Texts of Scripture and Popish Errors · p. 55 · Open in the reader

The Gentile Sinner A39252

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    … a more open, and sometimes biting expression; you would not debarre me of the PriviledgPrivilege of an Impartiall, yet friendly, Censurer; one who had much rather lose a friend …
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    … a more open, and sometimes biting expression; you would not debarre me of the PriviledgPrivilege of an Impartiall, yet friendly, Censurer; one who had much rather lose a friend …

    Clement Ellis · The Gentile Sinner · p. 4 · Open in the reader

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    … any will not be satisfied with this, he yet layes claime to a further PriviledgPrivilege of a Painter, that is, to be a little more talkative, and to say …
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    … any will not be satisfied with this, he yet layes claime to a further PriviledgPrivilege of a Painter, that is, to be a little more talkative, and to say …

    Clement Ellis · The Gentile Sinner · p. 179 · Open in the reader

The Reasonableness of Personal Reformation A39678

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    GOD bestowed on Man the Noble Faculty of Speech (a peculiar Favour and PriviledgPrivilege) for two Ends and Uses. (1.) That by the use of his Tongue he may …
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    GOD bestowed on Man the Noble Faculty of Speech (a peculiar Favour and PriviledgPrivilege) for two Ends and Uses. (1.) That by the use of his Tongue he may …

    John Flavel · The Reasonableness of Personal Reformation · p. 31 · Open in the reader

Sermons Concerning Grace and Temptations A40520

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    2. It is a matchleſs aend bleſſed PriviledgPrivilege to know the Myſteries of the Kingdom of Heaven.
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    2. It is a matchleſs aend bleſſed PriviledgPrivilege to know the Myſteries of the Kingdom of Heaven.

    Thomas Froysell · Sermons Concerning Grace and Temptations · p. 9 · Open in the reader

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    Reaſ. 5. Becauſe few do know them: we count that a great PriviledgPrivilege, which is committed but to a few: and that's the ſignification of the word …
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    Reaſ. 5. Becauſe few do know them: we count that a great PriviledgPrivilege, which is committed but to a few: and that's the ſignification of the word …

    Thomas Froysell · Sermons Concerning Grace and Temptations · p. 15 · Open in the reader

Discourse of the Gospel of Peace A40784

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    … latter, for Righteousness Sake, and the keeping a good Conscience; 'tis our Duty and PriviledgPrivilege, to be so far from afflicted, as to be affected with Joy. The Gospel …
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    … latter, for Righteousness Sake, and the keeping a good Conscience; 'tis our Duty and PriviledgPrivilege, to be so far from afflicted, as to be affected with Joy. The Gospel …

    John Faldo · Discourse of the Gospel of Peace · p. 109 · Open in the reader

The Ancient Christian Religion A41775

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    … conform to such Restrictions, as deprive the Churches of Christ of so great a PriviledgPrivilege. Better it is to Suffer (if the Will of God be so) in the …
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    … conform to such Restrictions, as deprive the Churches of Christ of so great a PriviledgPrivilege. Better it is to Suffer (if the Will of God be so) in the …

    Thomas Grantham · The Ancient Christian Religion · p. 48 · Open in the reader

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    … shew no written Law or Promise at first constituting the Duty, or granting the PriviledgPrivilege of Church-Membership, it were the least disparagement to our Cause, as long as …
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    … shew no written Law or Promise at first constituting the Duty, or granting the PriviledgPrivilege of Church-Membership, it were the least disparagement to our Cause, as long as …

    Thomas Grantham · The Ancient Christian Religion · p. 108 · Open in the reader

Satans Temptations in Three Parts A42781

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    … the humble fearful Chriſtian, who is ſenſible of his unworthineſs of ſo great a PriviledgPrivilege. Sometimes he keeps him off long from the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper, upon …
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    … the humble fearful Chriſtian, who is ſenſible of his unworthineſs of ſo great a PriviledgPrivilege. Sometimes he keeps him off long from the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper, upon …

    Richard Gilpin · Satans Temptations in Three Parts · p. 388 · Open in the reader

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    … once ſtarted) that God is his Father, or that he hath intereſt in the PriviledgPrivilege of a Son, Seeing it is impoſſible to believe a Sonſhip, while his Care …
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    … once ſtarted) that God is his Father, or that he hath intereſt in the PriviledgPrivilege of a Son, Seeing it is impoſſible to believe a Sonſhip, while his Care …

    Richard Gilpin · Satans Temptations in Three Parts · p. 81 · Open in the reader

The Application of Redemption A44342

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    … under Sheriff hath any Writ out against them, or else betake themselves to some PriviledgPrivilege places, where they may be freed from the Arrest of the Officer. So these …
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    … under Sheriff hath any Writ out against them, or else betake themselves to some PriviledgPrivilege places, where they may be freed from the Arrest of the Officer. So these …

    Thomas Hooker · The Application of Redemption · p. 105 · Open in the reader

A Comment Upon Christs Last Prayer A44344

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    The chief PriviledgPrivilege of the Saints, for which our Savior eſpecially prayes, is; That they all may …
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    The chief PriviledgPrivilege of the Saints, for which our Savior eſpecially prayes, is; That they all may …

    Thomas Hooker · A Comment Upon Christs Last Prayer · p. 38 · Open in the reader

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    … at which our Savior aimes in this Prayer. This is the end of that PriviledgPrivilege and bleſſing for which he Prayes. For it is not the place of Heaven …
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    … at which our Savior aimes in this Prayer. This is the end of that PriviledgPrivilege and bleſſing for which he Prayes. For it is not the place of Heaven …

    Thomas Hooker · A Comment Upon Christs Last Prayer · p. 366 · Open in the reader

Choice and Practical Expositions on Four Select Psalms A44563

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    Thirdly, It is a PriviledgPrivilege and a very great Advantage there, wheresoever it is observable: And in this notion …
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    Thirdly, It is a PriviledgPrivilege and a very great Advantage there, wheresoever it is observable: And in this notion …

    Thomas Horton · Choice and Practical Expositions on Four Select Psalms · p. 81 · Open in the reader

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    This is the PriviledgPrivilege which is vouchsafed to a Christian, That he is enabled thus to be, when …
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    This is the PriviledgPrivilege which is vouchsafed to a Christian, That he is enabled thus to be, when …

    Thomas Horton · Choice and Practical Expositions on Four Select Psalms · p. 174 · Open in the reader

One Hundred Select Sermons A44565

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    … Caſe be but in vain unto them. Perſeverance in Duty is no Protection or PriviledgPrivilege to any with perſeverance in Sin, but the one hinders the other.
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    … Caſe be but in vain unto them. Perſeverance in Duty is no Protection or PriviledgPrivilege to any with perſeverance in Sin, but the one hinders the other.

    Thomas Horton · One Hundred Select Sermons · p. 126 · Open in the reader

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    … Wherein again we have two Branches more. Firſt, the Duty ſuppoſed: and Secondly, the PriviledgPrivilege inferr'd. The Duty ſuppoſed; that is, perſeverance in the Faith: If ye continue in …
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    … Wherein again we have two Branches more. Firſt, the Duty ſuppoſed: and Secondly, the PriviledgPrivilege inferr'd. The Duty ſuppoſed; that is, perſeverance in the Faith: If ye continue in …

    Thomas Horton · One Hundred Select Sermons · p. 100 · Open in the reader

Delighting in God A44697

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    PriviledgPrivilege, And
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    PriviledgPrivilege, And

    John Howe · Delighting in God · p. 163 · Open in the reader

Apology for the Ministry and its Maintenance A45328

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    … beseeming the heady brains, or rather brainless heads of Anabaptists. It is the proper PriviledgPrivilege of the Church Triumphant to serve God immediately, without Temple or Ordinances; Amongst them …
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    … beseeming the heady brains, or rather brainless heads of Anabaptists. It is the proper PriviledgPrivilege of the Church Triumphant to serve God immediately, without Temple or Ordinances; Amongst them …

    Thomas Hall · Apology for the Ministry and its Maintenance · p. 35 · Open in the reader

The Ancient Way of Completing Church Members A45497

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    PriviledgPrivilege of chriſtian parents 137
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    PriviledgPrivilege of chriſtian parents 137

    Jonathan Hanmer · The Ancient Way of Completing Church Members · Open in the reader

Treatise of Moral and Intellectual Virtues A45744

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    … Perſecution, and their beaſtly Senſualities; as if the knowledg of the Truth gave a PriviledgPrivilege, neither to profeſs nor practiſe it; when the one proved too incommodious to their …
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    John Hartcliffe · Treatise of Moral and Intellectual Virtues · p. 330 · Open in the reader

Infants Baptism Disproved and Believers Baptism Proved A45830

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    … I ſay, if there be neither Precept for baptiſm of infants, nor Promiſe of PriviledgPrivilege to their infants baptiſm, nor detriment threatned to the want of it, then you …
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    … I ſay, if there be neither Precept for baptiſm of infants, nor Promiſe of PriviledgPrivilege to their infants baptiſm, nor detriment threatned to the want of it, then you …

    Jeremiah Ives · Infants Baptism Disproved and Believers Baptism Proved · p. 40 · Open in the reader

Sermons A47646

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    … clear Word of the Gospel, and the Seal of the Spirit; and that former PriviledgPrivilege made sure, as the far greater, doth secure the other as the lesser.
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    … clear Word of the Gospel, and the Seal of the Spirit; and that former PriviledgPrivilege made sure, as the far greater, doth secure the other as the lesser.

    Robert Leighton · Sermons · p. 284 · Open in the reader

The Figures or Types of Christ A50253

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    And this was Moſes his PriviledgPrivilege, Numb. 12.8. with him will I ſpeak mouth to mouth; apparently, and not in dark …
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    Samuel Mather · The Figures or Types of Christ · p. 22 · Open in the reader

Works A50522

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    The second thing I observe from hence is, The PriviledgPrivilege the Law of God hath above the Laws of men. It is true, in …
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    The second thing I observe from hence is, The PriviledgPrivilege the Law of God hath above the Laws of men. It is true, in …

    Joseph Mede · Works · p. 208 · Open in the reader

Sermons on Psalm 119 A51842

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    1. The PriviledgPrivilege, Blessed.
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    1. The PriviledgPrivilege, Blessed.

    Thomas Manton · Sermons on Psalm 119 · p. 1 · Open in the reader