painepain
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- Exact word, any case
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- PrintedFirst, inioyning him to labour with painepain. ver. 19.With ruleFirst, inioyning him to labour with painepain. ver. 19.
James Forester · The Marrow and Juice of 260 Scriptures · p. 71 · Open in the reader
- Printed… possessed and torne in peeces with Diuels. They that are dead are out of painepain, but they that are thus possessed seeme to be in paines of hell, euen …With rule… possessed and torne in peeces with Diuels. They that are dead are out of painepain, but they that are thus possessed seeme to be in paines of hell, euen …
William Fulke · The Woman of Canaan · p. 5 · Open in the reader
- PrintedPoore heart, it would expresse where lies the painepain,With rulePoore heart, it would expresse where lies the painepain,
Thomas Fuller · Davids Heinous Sin, Hearty Repentance, Heavy Punishment · Open in the reader
- Printed… that pleasure of thine, with which Christ Iesus is displeased, shall be turned into painepain; that that ioy of thine, wherein Christ doth not ioy with thee, shall be …With rule… that pleasure of thine, with which Christ Iesus is displeased, shall be turned into painepain; that that ioy of thine, wherein Christ doth not ioy with thee, shall be …
Thomas Gataker · Two Marriage Sermons · p. 7 · Open in the reader
- Printed… which delight him, but when he awaketh, he is in his bed full of painepain: pleaſures for the time carrie men on as happie, but in the end they …With rule… which delight him, but when he awaketh, he is in his bed full of painepain: pleaſures for the time carrie men on as happie, but in the end they …
George Gifford · Eight Sermons on Ecclesiastes · Open in the reader
- Printed… the painepain of reſiſtance, for then ſoone ſhall wee faile: but rather compare the painepain of reſiſtance with the horrors, anguiſh, and perplexitie of an euill conſcience, which follow …With rule… the painepain of reſiſtance, for then ſoone ſhall wee faile: but rather compare the painepain of reſiſtance with the horrors, anguiſh, and perplexitie of an euill conſcience, which follow …
William Gouge · Exposition on John 5 · p. 169 · Open in the reader
- Printed… egges, and white meats, and the like, and that for conscience sake, and vnder painepain of deadly sin, and accounting such abstinence meritorious.With rule… egges, and white meats, and the like, and that for conscience sake, and vnder painepain of deadly sin, and accounting such abstinence meritorious.
Daniel Featley · The Romish Fisher Caught and Held in his Own Net · p. 82 · Open in the reader
- Printed… stands still. The one esteemes Christ as medicine onely, and therefore in extremity of painepain, when he is sicke at heart, whither wil he not send for him? and …With rule… stands still. The one esteemes Christ as medicine onely, and therefore in extremity of painepain, when he is sicke at heart, whither wil he not send for him? and …
Phineas Fletcher · Joy in Tribulation · p. 282 · Open in the reader
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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (172)
135 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 60 are listed here. 37 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.
A Key Opening Mysterious Texts of Scripture A00593
- Printed2 PainePain,With rule2 PainePain,
Daniel Featley · A Key Opening Mysterious Texts of Scripture · p. 153 · Open in the reader
Law A00741
- Printed… the Sherife, and thoſe enqueſts muſt be returned within a moneth after the taking. PainePain xx. l. So of Commiſſioners.With rule… the Sherife, and thoſe enqueſts muſt be returned within a moneth after the taking. PainePain xx. l. So of Commiſſioners.
Henry Finch · Law · p. 327 · Open in the reader
- Printed… Sit vnleſſe he haue lands, &c. to the cleare yearely value of xl. Marks. PainePain xx. l.With rule… Sit vnleſſe he haue lands, &c. to the cleare yearely value of xl. Marks. PainePain xx. l.
Henry Finch · Law · p. 327 · Open in the reader
A Divine Herbal Together with a Forest of Thorns A00993
- Printed… it nor vndergoe it. The miserie of the damned is vsually distinguished into the PainePain of losse, and the painepain of sense. Both implied in this verse, and expressed …With rule… it nor vndergoe it. The miserie of the damned is vsually distinguished into the PainePain of losse, and the painepain of sense. Both implied in this verse, and expressed …
Thomas Adams · A Divine Herbal Together with a Forest of Thorns · p. 152 · Open in the reader
Abridgment of the Book of Acts and Monuments by Timothy Bright A01115
- Printed… by Pope Eugenius the fourth, anno 1446. appealed to a general, or oecumenical Councel. Peter PainePain, who flying from Oxford into Boheme, did ſtoutly withſtande the Sophiſters, as touching both …With rule… by Pope Eugenius the fourth, anno 1446. appealed to a general, or oecumenical Councel. Peter PainePain, who flying from Oxford into Boheme, did ſtoutly withſtande the Sophiſters, as touching both …
John Foxe · Abridgment of the Book of Acts and Monuments by Timothy Bright · p. 284 · Open in the reader
- PrintedPeter PainePain eademWith rulePeter PainePain eadem
John Foxe · Abridgment of the Book of Acts and Monuments by Timothy Bright · Open in the reader
Deaths Deliverance and Elijahs Fiery Chariot A02259
- PrintedLONDON, Printed by Thomas PainePain, for Francis Eaglesfield, and are to be ſold at the Mary-gold in Saint …With ruleLONDON, Printed by Thomas PainePain, for Francis Eaglesfield, and are to be ſold at the Mary-gold in Saint …
Alexander Grosse · Deaths Deliverance and Elijahs Fiery Chariot · Open in the reader
Defense of the Watch-Word Against the Ward-Word A02797
- PrintedTake an instance hereof, from one of your yonger brethren, one PainePain a Priest: who walked no lesse closely for his safetie, then he was directed …With ruleTake an instance hereof, from one of your yonger brethren, one PainePain a Priest: who walked no lesse closely for his safetie, then he was directed …
Francis Hastings · Defense of the Watch-Word Against the Ward-Word · p. 139 · Open in the reader
- Printed… the meane time (through Gods goodnes) this horrible treason was discouered, and preuented. And PainePain being asked, how they durst practise or attempt any such mischieuous action? his answere …With rule… the meane time (through Gods goodnes) this horrible treason was discouered, and preuented. And PainePain being asked, how they durst practise or attempt any such mischieuous action? his answere …
Francis Hastings · Defense of the Watch-Word Against the Ward-Word · p. 139 · Open in the reader
Defense of a Treatise Touching the Suffering and Victory of Christ A04214
- Printed… all the whole vehemency of our due painepain, and the ſharpenes of our ſmart. PainePain, affliction, & ſorrow is not ſinne be it ſmall or great: it is indeed properly …With rule… all the whole vehemency of our due painepain, and the ſharpenes of our ſmart. PainePain, affliction, & ſorrow is not ſinne be it ſmall or great: it is indeed properly …
Henry Jacob · Defense of a Treatise Touching the Suffering and Victory of Christ · p. 65 · Open in the reader
- Printed… time in ſome astoniſhment & perturbation of his ſenſes, which by the infinitnes of that PainePain he might well bee in, yea he could not but be (in his Humane …With rule… time in ſome astoniſhment & perturbation of his ſenſes, which by the infinitnes of that PainePain he might well bee in, yea he could not but be (in his Humane …
Henry Jacob · Defense of a Treatise Touching the Suffering and Victory of Christ · p. 98 · Open in the reader
- Printed… Nature and ſubſtance of it, not with all the Circumſtances: with all the meere PainePain and Sorrow thereof, not with the ſinfull Adherents and concomitants in it. pag. 8 13 74 86.With rule… Nature and ſubſtance of it, not with all the Circumſtances: with all the meere PainePain and Sorrow thereof, not with the ſinfull Adherents and concomitants in it. pag. 8 13 74 86.
Henry Jacob · Defense of a Treatise Touching the Suffering and Victory of Christ · p. 148 · Open in the reader
Christs Victory over Satans Tyranny A07225
- PrintedPeter PainePain, who flying from Oxford into Bohemia, stoutly contended against the Sophisters about both …indes …With rulePeter PainePain, who flying from Oxford into Bohemia, stoutly contended against the Sophisters about both …indes …
John Foxe · Christs Victory over Satans Tyranny · p. 90 · Open in the reader
- Printed… dayes, touching the free preaching of the word of God Last of all, Peter PainePain an Englishman, disputed three daies vpon the fourth Article, touching ciuill Dominion of the …With rule… dayes, touching the free preaching of the word of God Last of all, Peter PainePain an Englishman, disputed three daies vpon the fourth Article, touching ciuill Dominion of the …
John Foxe · Christs Victory over Satans Tyranny · p. 138 · Open in the reader
- PrintedOne PainePain executed for treason, confessed that this Realme could not continue in the State wherein …With ruleOne PainePain executed for treason, confessed that this Realme could not continue in the State wherein …
John Foxe · Christs Victory over Satans Tyranny · p. 400 · Open in the reader
Luthers Predecessors A07486
- Printed… who being excommunicate by Pope Eugenius the fourth, appealed to a generall Councell; Peter PainePain, Lord Cobham, with diuers others, whose names are mentioned in the Kings writ, sent …With rule… who being excommunicate by Pope Eugenius the fourth, appealed to a generall Councell; Peter PainePain, Lord Cobham, with diuers others, whose names are mentioned in the Kings writ, sent …
Thomas Bedford · Luthers Predecessors · p. 12 · Open in the reader
Epigrams A08687
- PrintedPLeasure, the Good; but PainePain attends the Bad:With rulePLeasure, the Good; but PainePain attends the Bad:
John Owen · Epigrams · Open in the reader
Of Justification By Faith A09274
- Printed… Sinne: the Essentials of it are the Losse of Ioy, and the sense of PainePain: if therefore Christ haue satisfied only for that, he hath done but the least …With rule… Sinne: the Essentials of it are the Losse of Ioy, and the sense of PainePain: if therefore Christ haue satisfied only for that, he hath done but the least …
William Pemble · Of Justification By Faith · p. 235 · Open in the reader
The Resolved Christian Exhorting to Resolution A09887
- Printed… greuous. The whol life of man, is beſet and encountred with three capitall enemies, PainePain, Care and Sorrow; painepain pincheth vs, care conſumeth vs, and ſorrow ſhortneth our daies …With rule… greuous. The whol life of man, is beſet and encountred with three capitall enemies, PainePain, Care and Sorrow; painepain pincheth vs, care conſumeth vs, and ſorrow ſhortneth our daies …
Gabriel Powel · The Resolved Christian Exhorting to Resolution · p. 6 · Open in the reader
Treatise of the Passions and Faculties of the Soul A10663
- Printed… of Sadnesse considered; which in respect of the Body is called a Sense of PainePain; in respect of the Soule, a Sense of Griefe.With rule… of Sadnesse considered; which in respect of the Body is called a Sense of PainePain; in respect of the Soule, a Sense of Griefe.
Edward Reynolds · Treatise of the Passions and Faculties of the Soul · p. 197 · Open in the reader
Ten Sermons A11454
- Printed… Text is not a rule for that Case: that being propounded concerning euils of PainePain; whereas my Text is intended onely of the euils of Sinne. Wee are herehence …With rule… Text is not a rule for that Case: that being propounded concerning euils of PainePain; whereas my Text is intended onely of the euils of Sinne. Wee are herehence …
Robert Sanderson · Ten Sermons · p. 64 · Open in the reader
- Printed… that by the way) the common answer è malis minimum, euen in euils of PainePain is to be vnderstood, (as most other practicall conclusions are) not as simply and …With rule… that by the way) the common answer è malis minimum, euen in euils of PainePain is to be vnderstood, (as most other practicall conclusions are) not as simply and …
Robert Sanderson · Ten Sermons · p. 64 · Open in the reader
- Printed… true. For (as one saith well) perhaps there are Cases, wherin two euils of PainePain being at once propounded, it may not bee safe for vs to be our …With rule… true. For (as one saith well) perhaps there are Cases, wherin two euils of PainePain being at once propounded, it may not bee safe for vs to be our …
Robert Sanderson · Ten Sermons · p. 64 · Open in the reader
Two Sermons Preached at Several Visitations A11457
- Printed… Text is not a rule for that Case: that being propounded concerning euils of PainePain; whereas my Text is intended onely of the euils of Sinne. Wee are herehence …With rule… Text is not a rule for that Case: that being propounded concerning euils of PainePain; whereas my Text is intended onely of the euils of Sinne. Wee are herehence …
Robert Sanderson · Two Sermons Preached at Several Visitations · p. 64 · Open in the reader
- Printed… that by the way) the common answere è malis minimum, euen in euils of PainePain is to be vnderstood, (as most other practicall conclusions are) not as simply and …With rule… that by the way) the common answere è malis minimum, euen in euils of PainePain is to be vnderstood, (as most other practicall conclusions are) not as simply and …
Robert Sanderson · Two Sermons Preached at Several Visitations · p. 64 · Open in the reader
- Printed… true. For (as one saith well) perhaps there are Cases, wherein two euils of PainePain being at once propounded, it may not bee safe for vs to be our …With rule… true. For (as one saith well) perhaps there are Cases, wherein two euils of PainePain being at once propounded, it may not bee safe for vs to be our …
Robert Sanderson · Two Sermons Preached at Several Visitations · p. 64 · Open in the reader
The Admirable Convert A12506
- PrintedPainePain, being racked and diſioynted Pſal. 22.14.With rulePainePain, being racked and diſioynted Pſal. 22.14.
Samuel Smith · The Admirable Convert · p. 20 · Open in the reader
Answer to a Jesuit in Ireland A14227
- Printed… Therefore while the fulnesse of time is expected, the soules expect their due reward. PainePain is provided for some of them, for some glory: and yet in the meane …With rule… Therefore while the fulnesse of time is expected, the soules expect their due reward. PainePain is provided for some of them, for some glory: and yet in the meane …
James Ussher · Answer to a Jesuit in Ireland · p. 219 · Open in the reader
Abuses Stripped and Whipped A15623
- PrintedIs but a Signe of some insuing PainePain.With ruleIs but a Signe of some insuing PainePain.
George Wither · Abuses Stripped and Whipped · Open in the reader
- PrintedFor which such Bores consume themselues with PainePain:With ruleFor which such Bores consume themselues with PainePain:
George Wither · Abuses Stripped and Whipped · Open in the reader
Britains Remembrancer A15627
- Printed(On Monsters backt) PainePain, Horror, and Despaire:With rule(On Monsters backt) PainePain, Horror, and Despaire:
George Wither · Britains Remembrancer · p. 110 · Open in the reader
Emblems Ancient and Modern A15631
- PrintedBy PainePain, on Pleaſures we doe ſeize;With ruleBy PainePain, on Pleaſures we doe ſeize;
George Wither · Emblems Ancient and Modern · p. 23 · Open in the reader
- PrintedThe PainePain is follow'd, with a Rich Reward.With ruleThe PainePain is follow'd, with a Rich Reward.
George Wither · Emblems Ancient and Modern · p. 23 · Open in the reader
- PrintedAs did his longings, and his after PainePain,With ruleAs did his longings, and his after PainePain,
George Wither · Emblems Ancient and Modern · p. 69 · Open in the reader
A Model of Divinity A15824
- Printed… ſtrikes them in their bodies, which could not feele themſelues ſtricken in their Idoll. PainePain muſt humble them, whom ſhame cannot. And now they begin to confeſſe, that Gods …With rule… ſtrikes them in their bodies, which could not feele themſelues ſtricken in their Idoll. PainePain muſt humble them, whom ſhame cannot. And now they begin to confeſſe, that Gods …
John Yates · A Model of Divinity · p. 35 · Open in the reader
The Victory of Patience A15848
- PrintedEven PainePain diminished with patience;With ruleEven PainePain diminished with patience;
Richard Younge · The Victory of Patience · Open in the reader
- PrintedWee feele a little PainePain in the finger, a great deale more than the health of the whole body,With ruleWee feele a little PainePain in the finger, a great deale more than the health of the whole body,
Richard Younge · The Victory of Patience · Open in the reader
Comforting Afflicted Consciences A16330
- Printed… the pangs of death, & never dead: not able to dye, nor endure the painepain: PainePain exceeding not only, all patience, but all resistance: No strength, to sustaine nor ability …With rule… the pangs of death, & never dead: not able to dye, nor endure the painepain: PainePain exceeding not only, all patience, but all resistance: No strength, to sustaine nor ability …
Robert Bolton · Comforting Afflicted Consciences · p. 118 · Open in the reader
- Printed… extremest punishment. To aversion from the chiefest Good, which is objectively infinite, there answereth PainePain of losse as they call it, Privation of Gods glorious presence, and separation from …With rule… extremest punishment. To aversion from the chiefest Good, which is objectively infinite, there answereth PainePain of losse as they call it, Privation of Gods glorious presence, and separation from …
Robert Bolton · Comforting Afflicted Consciences · p. 120 · Open in the reader
- Printed… which is an infinite losse. To the inordinate conversion to transitory things, there answereth PainePain of sense, which is intensively finite, as is the pleasure of sinne; And yet …With rule… which is an infinite losse. To the inordinate conversion to transitory things, there answereth PainePain of sense, which is intensively finite, as is the pleasure of sinne; And yet …
Robert Bolton · Comforting Afflicted Consciences · p. 120 · Open in the reader
Death Judgment Hell and Heaven A16333
- Printed1. The PainePain of losse. Privation of GODS glorious presence, and eternall separation from those everlasting joyes …With rule1. The PainePain of losse. Privation of GODS glorious presence, and eternall separation from those everlasting joyes …
Robert Bolton · Death Judgment Hell and Heaven · p. 95 · Open in the reader
- Printed… of hell, as Divines affirme. There are two parts (say they) of hellish torments; 1. PainePain of losse; and 2. PainePain of sense: but a sensible and serious contemplation of that …With rule… of hell, as Divines affirme. There are two parts (say they) of hellish torments; 1. PainePain of losse; and 2. PainePain of sense: but a sensible and serious contemplation of that …
Robert Bolton · Death Judgment Hell and Heaven · p. 95 · Open in the reader
- Printed… affirme. There are two parts (say they) of hellish torments; 1. PainePain of losse; and 2. PainePain of sense: but a sensible and serious contemplation of that inestimable and unrecoverable losse …With rule… affirme. There are two parts (say they) of hellish torments; 1. PainePain of losse; and 2. PainePain of sense: but a sensible and serious contemplation of that inestimable and unrecoverable losse …
Robert Bolton · Death Judgment Hell and Heaven · p. 95 · Open in the reader
A Spiritual Hymn A16534
- PrintedPainePain still encressing, ne're remisse,With rulePainePain still encressing, ne're remisse,
Robert Boyd · A Spiritual Hymn · Open in the reader
Exposition of the Dominical Epistles and Gospels A16549
- Printed… this scripture: Be merie with them that be merie; weepe with them that weepe. PainePain is often lessened by pitie; passion is relieued in one by compassion of many …With rule… this scripture: Be merie with them that be merie; weepe with them that weepe. PainePain is often lessened by pitie; passion is relieued in one by compassion of many …
John Boys · Exposition of the Dominical Epistles and Gospels · p. 132 · Open in the reader
Doctor Hills Reasons for Upholding of Papistry Unmasked A16795
- Printed… into Bohemia Wiclef▪ booke De Realibus Vniversalibus, so there was afterward one P…ter PainePain a scholer of Wiclefs, who after the death of his Maister, came also into …With rule… into Bohemia Wiclef▪ booke De Realibus Vniversalibus, so there was afterward one P…ter PainePain a scholer of Wiclefs, who after the death of his Maister, came also into …
Archbishop George Abbot · Doctor Hills Reasons for Upholding of Papistry Unmasked · p. 47 · Open in the reader
The Seamans Direction in Time of Storm A17289
- PrintedLONDON: Printed by T. PainePain and M. Simmons. 1640.With ruleLONDON: Printed by T. PainePain and M. Simmons. 1640.
Jeremiah Burroughs · The Seamans Direction in Time of Storm · Open in the reader
Conflicts and Comforts of Conscience A17297
- Printed… a thicke and hard Filme growne ouer it, yet is not sensible of any PainePain, though now depriued of sight. The sound eye is the conscience of the regenerate …With rule… a thicke and hard Filme growne ouer it, yet is not sensible of any PainePain, though now depriued of sight. The sound eye is the conscience of the regenerate …
Henry Burton · Conflicts and Comforts of Conscience · p. 24 · Open in the reader
The Cure of the Fear of Death A17386
- PrintedComforts against the PainePain of death.With ruleComforts against the PainePain of death.
Nicholas Byfield · The Cure of the Fear of Death · p. 124 · Open in the reader
The Pattern of Wholesome Words A17400
- Printed2. PainePain and anguish vnutterable, Rom. 2.9. Tribulation and anguish shall bee vpon the soule of euery …With rule2. PainePain and anguish vnutterable, Rom. 2.9. Tribulation and anguish shall bee vpon the soule of euery …
Nicholas Byfield · The Pattern of Wholesome Words · p. 458 · Open in the reader
Satan Transformed Into an Angel of Light A19294
- Printed… pretended; wee can haue helpe no where else; The Physitian will not meddle, the PainePain is intolerable, the case desperate, and God is mercifull though we do amisse, yet …With rule… pretended; wee can haue helpe no where else; The Physitian will not meddle, the PainePain is intolerable, the case desperate, and God is mercifull though we do amisse, yet …
Thomas Cooper · Satan Transformed Into an Angel of Light · p. 170 · Open in the reader
The Mystery of Witchcraft Discovering the Truth of Nature A19295
- Printed… pretended; wee can haue helpe no where else; The Physition will not meddle, the PainePain is int…lerable, the case desperate, and God is mercifull though we do amisse …With rule… pretended; wee can haue helpe no where else; The Physition will not meddle, the PainePain is int…lerable, the case desperate, and God is mercifull though we do amisse …
Thomas Cooper · The Mystery of Witchcraft Discovering the Truth of Nature · p. 170 · Open in the reader
Eighty Sermons A20637
- Printed… The Lord of Hoſts may ſend forth his Army againſt thee, Sickneſſe, Loſſe, Shame, PainePain, Baniſhment, Impriſonment, (which are all ſwords of his) but he ſayes to them all …With rule… The Lord of Hoſts may ſend forth his Army againſt thee, Sickneſſe, Loſſe, Shame, PainePain, Baniſhment, Impriſonment, (which are all ſwords of his) but he ſayes to them all …
John Donne · Eighty Sermons · p. 637 · Open in the reader
The Marrow of Sacred Divinity A25291
- Printed9. Inward is in wearinesse, Gen. 3. 19. PainePain, and diseases. Deut. 28. 35.With rule9. Inward is in wearinesse, Gen. 3. 19. PainePain, and diseases. Deut. 28. 35.
William Ames · The Marrow of Sacred Divinity · p. 74 · Open in the reader
The Mischiefs of Self-Ignorance A26955
- Printed… doubt that we muſt underſtand that that Rich man was in the heat of PainePain, and the Poore man in a refreſhing place of Joyes: But how to underſtand …With rule… doubt that we muſt underſtand that that Rich man was in the heat of PainePain, and the Poore man in a refreſhing place of Joyes: But how to underſtand …
Richard Baxter · The Mischiefs of Self-Ignorance · p. 186 · Open in the reader
A Tossed Ship Making to Safe Harbor A28624
- Printed… the pain for the preſent: But yet it is for the removing of the PainePain for the future: So God doth uſually Increaſe the troubles of his People, When …With rule… the pain for the preſent: But yet it is for the removing of the PainePain for the future: So God doth uſually Increaſe the troubles of his People, When …
Samuel Bolton · A Tossed Ship Making to Safe Harbor · p. 180 · Open in the reader
A Chronicle of the Kings of England from the Time of the Roman Government A29737
- Printed… of mens lands and rents during the space of full two yeeres, for a PainePain in case of Outlawry. They would also ruffle with Jurors, and enforce them to …With rule… of mens lands and rents during the space of full two yeeres, for a PainePain in case of Outlawry. They would also ruffle with Jurors, and enforce them to …
Sir Richard Baker · A Chronicle of the Kings of England from the Time of the Roman Government · p. 155 · Open in the reader
The Marrow of Divinity A33338
- PrintedFifthly, PainePain makes an hyppocrite houle, but not to God, at least in the First place …With ruleFifthly, PainePain makes an hyppocrite houle, but not to God, at least in the First place …
Samuel Clarke · The Marrow of Divinity · p. 41 · Open in the reader
Exposition of Job 1-3 A35389
- Printed… and uncompoſedneſſe was upon his ſpirit thorough, or by the infirmity of his fleſh. PainePain is a piercing ſhaft in Satans quiver of temptations; Though the spirit of a …With rule… and uncompoſedneſſe was upon his ſpirit thorough, or by the infirmity of his fleſh. PainePain is a piercing ſhaft in Satans quiver of temptations; Though the spirit of a …
Joseph Caryl · Exposition of Job 1-3 · p. 248 · Open in the reader
- PrintedPAinePain of the body, very powerfull to diſquiet the mind, p. 248.With rulePAinePain of the body, very powerfull to diſquiet the mind, p. 248.
Joseph Caryl · Exposition of Job 1-3 · Open in the reader