Waiting for reviewu / vCandidate #168 · from the Puritas diff · puritas-full-2026-10-19

vndoubtedlyundoubtedly

u and v used by position, not sound: haue → have, vnto → unto.

Puritas changed it: 2,324 times in 495 works
Consistency: 91.1% (2,324 of 2,551)
Reach if approved: ~2,680 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner: Agrees: undoubtedly
Matches: Exact word, any case
In our text: 2,551 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings: None
Taken into joins: None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (2,324 changes in 495 works, 91.1% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 2,324)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied

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… comfort vnto vs (yf we be desirous and willing to seeke thereaster) as may vndoubtedlyundoubtedly redounde to our euerlasting lyfe and saluation; as our sauiour Christ him selfe teacheth …
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… comfort vnto vs (yf we be desirous and willing to seeke thereaster) as may vndoubtedlyundoubtedly redounde to our euerlasting lyfe and saluation; as our sauiour Christ him selfe teacheth …
Patrick Hamilton · Concerning the Doctrine of Faith and of the Law · Open in the reader
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… did not feele him againe and againe, to ſee how he was ſetled? yes vndoubtedlyundoubtedly: The Eunuch knew the perſon of Chriſt, the office of Chriſt, knew how the …
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… did not feele him againe and againe, to ſee how he was ſetled? yes vndoubtedlyundoubtedly: The Eunuch knew the perſon of Chriſt, the office of Chriſt, knew how the …
Samuel Hieron · The Baptizing of the Eunuch · p. 34 · Open in the reader
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… that he is of the number of the elect, or that his sinnes are vndoubtedlyundoubtedly forgiuen him, &c. ouerthrow the foure articles aboue mentioned, according to their true meaning.
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… that he is of the number of the elect, or that his sinnes are vndoubtedlyundoubtedly forgiuen him, &c. ouerthrow the foure articles aboue mentioned, according to their true meaning.
Daniel Featley · A Second Parallel · p. 69 · Open in the reader
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… taken for an infallible ſcience, when as the heart knoweth God, and knoweth him vndoubtedlyundoubtedly to be God: and when as it knoweth Chriſt▪ and knoweth him vndoubtedlyundoubtedly to …
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… taken for an infallible ſcience, when as the heart knoweth God, and knoweth him vndoubtedlyundoubtedly to be God: and when as it knoweth Chriſt▪ and knoweth him vndoubtedlyundoubtedly to …
John Forbes · The Doctrine of Justification · p. 149 · Open in the reader
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… sound of the foure trumpetes, yet there remayne much more greater & greuouser behinde. Whiche vndoubtedlyundoubtedly are so terrible, that is behoueth vs to be stirred vp with a new …
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… sound of the foure trumpetes, yet there remayne much more greater & greuouser behinde. Whiche vndoubtedlyundoubtedly are so terrible, that is behoueth vs to be stirred vp with a new …
William Fulke · Prelections Upon Revelation · Open in the reader
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… by vs, his worship retained with vs. And certainly (obserue we, and we shall vndoubtedlyundoubtedly find it to be so that) since Gods truth and Gospell established with vs …
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… by vs, his worship retained with vs. And certainly (obserue we, and we shall vndoubtedlyundoubtedly find it to be so that) since Gods truth and Gospell established with vs …
Thomas Gataker · An Anniversary Memorial · p. 19 · Open in the reader
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… body and the wine his blood. For the true receiuer doth as verilie and vndoubtedlyundoubtedly receiue the fleſhe and blood of Chriſte with the mouth of his ſoule, as …
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… body and the wine his blood. For the true receiuer doth as verilie and vndoubtedlyundoubtedly receiue the fleſhe and blood of Chriſte with the mouth of his ſoule, as …
George Gifford · A Catechism · Open in the reader
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… the point in hand: and fitly it may be applied to Captaines & Souldiers, who vndoubtedlyundoubtedly will abound in number, and grow very expert in all warlike exercises where they …
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… the point in hand: and fitly it may be applied to Captaines & Souldiers, who vndoubtedlyundoubtedly will abound in number, and grow very expert in all warlike exercises where they …
William Gouge · The Dignity of Chivalry · p. 16 · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (227)

196 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 60 are listed here. 31 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.

Nature and Use of Lots A01545

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… then to put any such power into them, which they haue not of themselues? VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly thou canst not: it is a thing vtterly out of thy power. What then …
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… then to put any such power into them, which they haue not of themselues? VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly thou canst not: it is a thing vtterly out of thy power. What then …
Thomas Gataker · Nature and Use of Lots · p. 333 · Open in the reader

Sermons Upon Divers Texts A01711

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… they ſhall be ſaued? can God deceiue? or ſay they, they know not what? VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly if they did know that they haue truſt, they ſhould alſo know they can …
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… they ſhall be ſaued? can God deceiue? or ſay they, they know not what? VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly if they did know that they haue truſt, they ſhould alſo know they can …
George Gifford · Sermons Upon Divers Texts · p. 148 · Open in the reader

Four Sermons Upon the Seven Chief Virtues A01724

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… they ſhal bee ſaued; Can God deceiue; or ſay they, they know not what; VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly if they did know that they haue truſt, they ſhoulde alſo knowe they cannot …
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… they ſhal bee ſaued; Can God deceiue; or ſay they, they know not what; VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly if they did know that they haue truſt, they ſhoulde alſo knowe they cannot …
George Gifford · Four Sermons Upon the Seven Chief Virtues · Open in the reader

Works A02178

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… so deepe in their reuelations, nor so well grounded in their mysteries of iniquitie? VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly they are not: yea rather the elder heretike, the ranker knaue, and he is …
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… so deepe in their reuelations, nor so well grounded in their mysteries of iniquitie? VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly they are not: yea rather the elder heretike, the ranker knaue, and he is …
Richard Greenham · Works · p. 225 · Open in the reader
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… selues of some sin past, or enarming our selues for some euils to come. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly the iealozie of God his children ouer the securitie of these times maketh them …
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… selues of some sin past, or enarming our selues for some euils to come. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly the iealozie of God his children ouer the securitie of these times maketh them …
Richard Greenham · Works · p. 328 · Open in the reader

The Brutish Thunderbolt A03718

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… thunderbolts, hauing the crueltie of his ſpirits appeering in his ſterne countenance and apparell. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly we haue ſeene in a few yeers manie things, which our posteritie will thinke …
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… thunderbolts, hauing the crueltie of his ſpirits appeering in his ſterne countenance and apparell. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly we haue ſeene in a few yeers manie things, which our posteritie will thinke …
François Hotman · The Brutish Thunderbolt · p. 149 · Open in the reader

An Invective Against Swearing A06866

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… Iudge Christ whose honour we haue so oft defaced w^t our vayne & ydle swearyng? VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly these swearers and blasphemers of the name of God are in a farre worse …
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… Iudge Christ whose honour we haue so oft defaced w^t our vayne & ydle swearyng? VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly these swearers and blasphemers of the name of God are in a farre worse …
Thomas Becon · An Invective Against Swearing · Open in the reader

A New Pathway Unto Prayer A06909

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… fore al honour, laude, encomy, praise & glorye oughte to be gyuen to hym alone? VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly the Sacrifyce of thanckes gyuynge please the God hyghly. Neyther is theyr any worke …
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… fore al honour, laude, encomy, praise & glorye oughte to be gyuen to hym alone? VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly the Sacrifyce of thanckes gyuynge please the God hyghly. Neyther is theyr any worke …
Thomas Becon · A New Pathway Unto Prayer · Open in the reader

A Golden Chain A09339

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… God should destroy him, yet he would for all that beleeue in him still. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly, strange is the band of faith knitting Christ & his members togither, which the anguish …
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… God should destroy him, yet he would for all that beleeue in him still. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly, strange is the band of faith knitting Christ & his members togither, which the anguish …
William Perkins · A Golden Chain · p. 585 · Open in the reader
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… Gods iudgements will come to his remembrance, the cōsideration of which is most terrible. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly, this religion must needs be comfortlesse. Alas poore soules, we are no better then …
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… Gods iudgements will come to his remembrance, the cōsideration of which is most terrible. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly, this religion must needs be comfortlesse. Alas poore soules, we are no better then …
William Perkins · A Golden Chain · p. 645 · Open in the reader

A Cloud of Faithful Witnesses A09376

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… way bee admitted, That beleeuing and godly Iephte should aduisedly kill his owne daughter. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly, hee could not thinke that God would bee pleased, with such an abhominable sacrifice …
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… way bee admitted, That beleeuing and godly Iephte should aduisedly kill his owne daughter. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly, hee could not thinke that God would bee pleased, with such an abhominable sacrifice …
William Perkins · A Cloud of Faithful Witnesses · p. 501 · Open in the reader

Exposition of the Sermon on the Mount A09432

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… it hath the force of a more vehement negation: as if Christ had said, VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly not any of you by taking care can adde one cubit to his stature …
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… it hath the force of a more vehement negation: as if Christ had said, VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly not any of you by taking care can adde one cubit to his stature …
William Perkins · Exposition of the Sermon on the Mount · p. 380 · Open in the reader

The Players Scourge A10187

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… of Heaven and Earth, together with his Word, his Saints, his service are derided? VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly it is. Never is there greater Atheisme, or more open desperate prophanesse, more notorious …
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… of Heaven and Earth, together with his Word, his Saints, his service are derided? VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly it is. Never is there greater Atheisme, or more open desperate prophanesse, more notorious …
William Prynne · The Players Scourge · p. 550 · Open in the reader

The Unloveliness of Love-Locks A10199

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… Effeminate, and vnseemely Loue-lockes, that they would rather lose their heads, then them? VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly there are: so farre doe vanities infatuate, and poss…sse mens hearts, when once …
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… Effeminate, and vnseemely Loue-lockes, that they would rather lose their heads, then them? VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly there are: so farre doe vanities infatuate, and poss…sse mens hearts, when once …
William Prynne · The Unloveliness of Love-Locks · p. 28 · Open in the reader

The Amendment of Life A13339

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… captiuitie, becauſe they had no knowledge. For, hee that is ignoraunt, ſhall bee ignorant, VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly God will not vouchſafe to knowe him in eternall felycitie, which in this lyfe …
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… captiuitie, becauſe they had no knowledge. For, hee that is ignoraunt, ſhall bee ignorant, VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly God will not vouchſafe to knowe him in eternall felycitie, which in this lyfe …
Jean Taffin · The Amendment of Life · p. 109 · Open in the reader

The Doctrine of the Synod of Dort A14096

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… all one with Gods decree, and therfore cannot make a member distinct from it. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly the sacrificing of Isaake had bene accepted with God, and Abrahams obedience therin, had …
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… all one with Gods decree, and therfore cannot make a member distinct from it. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly the sacrificing of Isaake had bene accepted with God, and Abrahams obedience therin, had …
William Twisse · The Doctrine of the Synod of Dort · p. 64 · Open in the reader
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… renovation of all the rationall faculties of man, both the understanding, and the will? VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly, this is his meaning, though the Au…hor caryeth himselfe obscurely, without particulating what …
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… renovation of all the rationall faculties of man, both the understanding, and the will? VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly, this is his meaning, though the Au…hor caryeth himselfe obscurely, without particulating what …
William Twisse · The Doctrine of the Synod of Dort · p. 120 · Open in the reader

Commentary on Romans A14353

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… them, one and the ſelfe ſame cauſe, and one and the ſelfe ſame God. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly if he heard them, he will not deſpiſe our prayers: but foraſmuch as he …
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… them, one and the ſelfe ſame cauſe, and one and the ſelfe ſame God. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly if he heard them, he will not deſpiſe our prayers: but foraſmuch as he …
Peter Martyr Vermigli · Commentary on Romans · Open in the reader
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… vnto thoſe, whiche by patience in well doyng doo ſeke glory, honour, and immortality. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly the ſaintes in liuyng well, do ſeke to be renewed vnto the image of …
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… vnto thoſe, whiche by patience in well doyng doo ſeke glory, honour, and immortality. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly the ſaintes in liuyng well, do ſeke to be renewed vnto the image of …
Peter Martyr Vermigli · Commentary on Romans · Open in the reader
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… by theyr death they ſemed to preſerue thoſe, who were vnto them moſt deare. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly for my part I thinke with Chriſoſtome, that by theſe woords Iuſt and Good …
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… by theyr death they ſemed to preſerue thoſe, who were vnto them moſt deare. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly for my part I thinke with Chriſoſtome, that by theſe woords Iuſt and Good …
Peter Martyr Vermigli · Commentary on Romans · Open in the reader
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… ſuffereth any thing, vnles by that patience he hope to attayne vnto ſome thing. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly Martirs are by hope confirmed in theyr tormentes, patiently to beare them. And the …
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… ſuffereth any thing, vnles by that patience he hope to attayne vnto ſome thing. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly Martirs are by hope confirmed in theyr tormentes, patiently to beare them. And the …
Peter Martyr Vermigli · Commentary on Romans · p. 220 · Open in the reader
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… reſteth to declare out of the fathers how good workes are to be eſtemed. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly they follow iuſtification, as the fruites therof, which ſpring and burgē forth out of …
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… reſteth to declare out of the fathers how good workes are to be eſtemed. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly they follow iuſtification, as the fruites therof, which ſpring and burgē forth out of …
Peter Martyr Vermigli · Commentary on Romans · Open in the reader

The Hope of the Faithful A14943

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… shee yet ſo entierly loued, that shee could neuer ſuffer or ſee me heauye. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly it muſte needes be true that the holy Pſalmiſt ſayth: my father and my …
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… shee yet ſo entierly loued, that shee could neuer ſuffer or ſee me heauye. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly it muſte needes be true that the holy Pſalmiſt ſayth: my father and my …
Henrich Bullinger · The Hope of the Faithful · p. 226 · Open in the reader

A Dangerous Plot Discovered A15734

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VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly, the written Word doth ſuffice to end all Controverſies of faith; this is the …
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VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly, the written Word doth ſuffice to end all Controverſies of faith; this is the …
Anthony Wotton · A Dangerous Plot Discovered · p. 6 · Open in the reader

A Model of Divinity A15824

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… would make them goe ſmoothly, and currantly. Make all other yokes light and eaſie. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly, the Pipe of Faith would here draw in ſo much ſweete ayre from the …
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… would make them goe ſmoothly, and currantly. Make all other yokes light and eaſie. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly, the Pipe of Faith would here draw in ſo much ſweete ayre from the …
John Yates · A Model of Divinity · p. 73 · Open in the reader

Harmony of the Gospels A16078

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34 Alway giue vs. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly they speake tauntingly, that they may accuse Christe of vanitie, because hee doth boast …
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34 Alway giue vs. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly they speake tauntingly, that they may accuse Christe of vanitie, because hee doth boast …
John Calvin · Harmony of the Gospels · p. 146 · Open in the reader

The Autumn Part from the Twelfth Sunday after Trinity A16554

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… heare when our selues out of our owne faith are sutors for our selues? VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly this saying, thy sinnes are forgiuen, is a standing sentence, spoken not onely to …
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… heare when our selues out of our owne faith are sutors for our selues? VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly this saying, thy sinnes are forgiuen, is a standing sentence, spoken not onely to …
John Boys · The Autumn Part from the Twelfth Sunday after Trinity · p. 143 · Open in the reader

The Grammar School A16865

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VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly sir, these must needs be very auaileable; because schollars may haue hereby, so much …
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VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly sir, these must needs be very auaileable; because schollars may haue hereby, so much …
John Brinsley · The Grammar School · p. 23 · Open in the reader

Fifty Sermons Containing the Chief Points of the Christian Religion A17183

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… that they muſt néedes be a great deale worſe then the wicked knaue Caiphas. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly, the Lord is true (as euery one of you muſt ſeuerally thinke within your …
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… that they muſt néedes be a great deale worſe then the wicked knaue Caiphas. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly, the Lord is true (as euery one of you muſt ſeuerally thinke within your …
Henrich Bullinger · Fifty Sermons Containing the Chief Points of the Christian Religion · p. 129 · Open in the reader
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VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly the apoſtles of Chriſt framed al their doings vnto the types and figures of …
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VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly the apoſtles of Chriſt framed al their doings vnto the types and figures of …
Henrich Bullinger · Fifty Sermons Containing the Chief Points of the Christian Religion · p. 1056 · Open in the reader

Commentary on Joshua A17638

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… his mercie also and faithfulnesse in defence of his elect people shineth more gloriously. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly, that continuall course of their happie successe, & so many wonderfull victories, did openly represent …
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… his mercie also and faithfulnesse in defence of his elect people shineth more gloriously. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly, that continuall course of their happie successe, & so many wonderfull victories, did openly represent …
John Calvin · Commentary on Joshua · Open in the reader

Commentary on Acts A17642

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9 If we be iudged. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly Peter layeth tyrannie to the charge of the Prieſtes & the Scribes, becauſe they examine …
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9 If we be iudged. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly Peter layeth tyrannie to the charge of the Prieſtes & the Scribes, becauſe they examine …
John Calvin · Commentary on Acts · p. 88 · Open in the reader
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… more immoderately, which thing Luke alſo noteth when he ſaith, The perſecution was great. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly the church had but ſmal reſt before, neither was it free from the vexatiō …
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… more immoderately, which thing Luke alſo noteth when he ſaith, The perſecution was great. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly the church had but ſmal reſt before, neither was it free from the vexatiō …
John Calvin · Commentary on Acts · p. 182 · Open in the reader
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15 They prayed. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly they taught firſt: for we know that they were no dombe perſons: but Luke …
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15 They prayed. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly they taught firſt: for we know that they were no dombe perſons: but Luke …
John Calvin · Commentary on Acts · p. 192 · Open in the reader
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… the wicked is like to raging madneſſe, and in ſeeing it doth not ſee. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly, we ned not doubt of this that they were depriued of a ſound minde …
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… the wicked is like to raging madneſſe, and in ſeeing it doth not ſee. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly, we ned not doubt of this that they were depriued of a ſound minde …
John Calvin · Commentary on Acts · p. 308 · Open in the reader
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… that God did fauour the doctrine, which was now burthened with an vniuſt preiudice. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly Paul perceiued this: and therfore thogh his bands wer looſed, he did not once …
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… that God did fauour the doctrine, which was now burthened with an vniuſt preiudice. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly Paul perceiued this: and therfore thogh his bands wer looſed, he did not once …
John Calvin · Commentary on Acts · p. 401 · Open in the reader

Commentary on Romans A17643

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… eyther beſides their office or contrary to edification. That I might haue ſome fruite. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly he ſpeaketh of that fruite, to the gathering whereof the Apoſtles were ſent of …
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… eyther beſides their office or contrary to edification. That I might haue ſome fruite. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly he ſpeaketh of that fruite, to the gathering whereof the Apoſtles were ſent of …
John Calvin · Commentary on Romans · Open in the reader
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… doth hee puniſhe them when they offend, ſeeing by their offence they glorifie him? VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly hee is angrie without cauſe, if hee take occaſion at that to bee angry …
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… doth hee puniſhe them when they offend, ſeeing by their offence they glorifie him? VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly hee is angrie without cauſe, if hee take occaſion at that to bee angry …
John Calvin · Commentary on Romans · p. 33 · Open in the reader
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… can it. Beholde here the power of free will, which ſophiſters cannot ſufficiently aduaunce. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly Paule doth heere in plaine wordes affirme that, which they with full mouth doe …
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… can it. Beholde here the power of free will, which ſophiſters cannot ſufficiently aduaunce. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly Paule doth heere in plaine wordes affirme that, which they with full mouth doe …
John Calvin · Commentary on Romans · p. 97 · Open in the reader

Answer to a Popish Antichristian Catholic A19658

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VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly, hée is heerein very much diſceiued. For although wée doo for good cauſe, like …
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VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly, hée is heerein very much diſceiued. For although wée doo for good cauſe, like …
Robert Crowley · Answer to a Popish Antichristian Catholic · Open in the reader

The Waters of Shiloh to Quench the Fire of Purgatory A20964

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… Iudgement ſignifie Purgatory and Gehenna hell, what ſhall become of the puniſhment by Counſell? VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly that is our flowred medow: or ſome other part of Purgatory.
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… Iudgement ſignifie Purgatory and Gehenna hell, what ſhall become of the puniſhment by Counſell? VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly that is our flowred medow: or ſome other part of Purgatory.
Peter du Moulin Jr · The Waters of Shiloh to Quench the Fire of Purgatory · p. 285 · Open in the reader
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… hot then our ordinary fire? A fire that cōtinueth hundreds and thouſands of yeares? VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly this praier was made for the ſoules that they thought to be in the …
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… hot then our ordinary fire? A fire that cōtinueth hundreds and thouſands of yeares? VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly this praier was made for the ſoules that they thought to be in the …
Peter du Moulin Jr · The Waters of Shiloh to Quench the Fire of Purgatory · p. 363 · Open in the reader

The Triumph of a True Christian Described A21269

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… the Sunne in the firmament, oh what ſhall be the glorie of thy ſoule? VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly the glorie wherewith thy ſoule ſhall be inueſted, ſhall be vnſpeakeable, yea vnconceiueable. Oh …
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… the Sunne in the firmament, oh what ſhall be the glorie of thy ſoule? VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly the glorie wherewith thy ſoule ſhall be inueſted, ſhall be vnſpeakeable, yea vnconceiueable. Oh …
Edward Elton · The Triumph of a True Christian Described · p. 265 · Open in the reader

The New Covenant A22472

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… helpe mine vnbeleefe. And Luke 17. The Apoſtles ſay to the Lord, Increaſe our faith. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly he that neuer doubted, neuer beleeued: For whoſoeuer in truth beleeueth, feeleth ſometimes doubtings …
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… helpe mine vnbeleefe. And Luke 17. The Apoſtles ſay to the Lord, Increaſe our faith. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly he that neuer doubted, neuer beleeued: For whoſoeuer in truth beleeueth, feeleth ſometimes doubtings …
William Attersoll · The New Covenant · p. 92 · Open in the reader

The Badges of Christianity A22474

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… help mine vnbeleese. And Luk. 17. the Apostles say to the Lord, Increase our faith. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly he that neuer doubted, neuer beleeued: For whosoeuer in truth beleeueth, feeleth sometimes doubrings …
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… help mine vnbeleese. And Luk. 17. the Apostles say to the Lord, Increase our faith. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly he that neuer doubted, neuer beleeued: For whosoeuer in truth beleeueth, feeleth sometimes doubrings …
William Attersoll · The Badges of Christianity · p. 60 · Open in the reader

Commentary Upon Philemon A22481

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… it, to ſuffer ſuch worthy Inſtruments of our good, to lack and ſuffer hunger? VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly, they deſerue to be forſaken of God and all good men, that forſake thoſe …
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… it, to ſuffer ſuch worthy Inſtruments of our good, to lack and ſuffer hunger? VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly, they deſerue to be forſaken of God and all good men, that forſake thoſe …
William Attersoll · Commentary Upon Philemon · p. 399 · Open in the reader

The Lords Supper with Some other Determinations and Disputations A57277

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… Chriſte, and dulye miniſtred according to his holy ordinance and inſtitution of the ſame. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly they doo deny that btterlye, either ſo to ſaye, or ſo to meane. Heerof …
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… Chriſte, and dulye miniſtred according to his holy ordinance and inſtitution of the ſame. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly they doo deny that btterlye, either ſo to ſaye, or ſo to meane. Heerof …
Nicholas Ridley · The Lords Supper with Some other Determinations and Disputations · p. 7 · Open in the reader

Three Pillars and Arch-patriarchs of the Popish Synagogues A68078

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… consisteth all the comfort of the godly, which they them selues can not denie. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly this quarrell for the corporall presence, hath a corporall respect, to abuse the superstitious …
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… consisteth all the comfort of the godly, which they them selues can not denie. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly this quarrell for the corporall presence, hath a corporall respect, to abuse the superstitious …
William Fulke · Three Pillars and Arch-patriarchs of the Popish Synagogues · p. 69 · Open in the reader

Book of Christian Questions and Answers A68610

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Anſ. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly greate. For God vſeth both the one and the other as inſtruments as ofte …
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Anſ. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly greate. For God vſeth both the one and the other as inſtruments as ofte …
Theodore Beza · Book of Christian Questions and Answers · Open in the reader

Commentaries A68840

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… when he commaunded the Iewes, to ſowe hemmes to their garmētes which they ware? VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly this he mēt, that they beyng taught by that ſigne, might vnderſtand y^t they …
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… when he commaunded the Iewes, to ſowe hemmes to their garmētes which they ware? VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly this he mēt, that they beyng taught by that ſigne, might vnderſtand y^t they …
Peter Martyr Vermigli · Commentaries · Open in the reader
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… yet I haue anſwered that godlines & the holy ſcriptures do not allow the ſame. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly if it be lawful for the people to put down kings that raigne vniuſtly …
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… yet I haue anſwered that godlines & the holy ſcriptures do not allow the ſame. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly if it be lawful for the people to put down kings that raigne vniuſtly …
Peter Martyr Vermigli · Commentaries · p. 91 · Open in the reader
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… eloquence: can not the Churche (as theſe men moſt abſurdely thynke) vſe hys gyftes? VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly that was not obſerued in Ambroſe, he was ſeruaunt vnto Ceſar, and decided matters …
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… eloquence: can not the Churche (as theſe men moſt abſurdely thynke) vſe hys gyftes? VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly that was not obſerued in Ambroſe, he was ſeruaunt vnto Ceſar, and decided matters …
Peter Martyr Vermigli · Commentaries · Open in the reader
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… counſell. And they were pacified and ſayde: Delyuer hym then, and we wyl depart. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly an vniuſt and craftye Counſell: for in ſuche ſorte would the Woulues make a …
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… counſell. And they were pacified and ſayde: Delyuer hym then, and we wyl depart. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly an vniuſt and craftye Counſell: for in ſuche ſorte would the Woulues make a …
Peter Martyr Vermigli · Commentaries · Open in the reader

Sermons on Job A69056

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… as they coulde not know him at the firſt ſight, as the text ſayeth. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly they had ſuch an affection rooted in their hart, that when they ſawe him …
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… as they coulde not know him at the firſt ſight, as the text ſayeth. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly they had ſuch an affection rooted in their hart, that when they ſawe him …
John Calvin · Sermons on Job · p. 47 · Open in the reader
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… thou? Lorde howe great is thy power, thy goodneſſe, thy iuſtice, and thy wiſdome? VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly Dauid knew wel the infinit greatneſſe of gods workes: and yet notwithſtanding hee ceaſſeth …
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… thou? Lorde howe great is thy power, thy goodneſſe, thy iuſtice, and thy wiſdome? VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly Dauid knew wel the infinit greatneſſe of gods workes: and yet notwithſtanding hee ceaſſeth …
John Calvin · Sermons on Job · p. 92 · Open in the reader
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… how all Gods creatures obey him, & yet what obedience hath he at our hād? VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly when we beholde the order of nature: it muſt lead vs to a certen …
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… how all Gods creatures obey him, & yet what obedience hath he at our hād? VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly when we beholde the order of nature: it muſt lead vs to a certen …
John Calvin · Sermons on Job · p. 92 · Open in the reader
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… we be: and euery of vs ought to feele it by his owne experience. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly Sathan commeth to intermedle himſelfe in that cace. True it is that we will …
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… we be: and euery of vs ought to feele it by his owne experience. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly Sathan commeth to intermedle himſelfe in that cace. True it is that we will …
John Calvin · Sermons on Job · p. 642 · Open in the reader

A Hundred Sermons on Revelation B11837

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… he heare not the church let him be vnto thee as an heythen & publicane. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly they that be not in the Temple or churche, or els be in the …
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… he heare not the church let him be vnto thee as an heythen & publicane. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly they that be not in the Temple or churche, or els be in the …
Henrich Bullinger · A Hundred Sermons on Revelation · p. 307 · Open in the reader
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… Empire an expoſition hauing bothe a conſolation and an exhortation moſte graue and weightie. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly by the deſcription of the Romiſhe tiranny, and reigne of Antichriſt it might haue …
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… Empire an expoſition hauing bothe a conſolation and an exhortation moſte graue and weightie. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly by the deſcription of the Romiſhe tiranny, and reigne of Antichriſt it might haue …
Henrich Bullinger · A Hundred Sermons on Revelation · p. 439 · Open in the reader
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… his forehead in a plate of golde, bounden to his head with a laſe. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly in the heauenly countrie the glory of the children of God ſhal be wonderfull …
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… his forehead in a plate of golde, bounden to his head with a laſe. VndoubtedlyUndoubtedly in the heauenly countrie the glory of the children of God ſhal be wonderfull …
Henrich Bullinger · A Hundred Sermons on Revelation · p. 671 · Open in the reader