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worthinesseworthiness

A final e dropped: selfe → self, beene → been, hee → he.

Puritas changed it
2,052 times in 636 works
Consistency
98.3% (2,052 of 2,087)
Reach if approved
~2,193 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner
Agrees: worthiness
Matches
Exact word, any case
In our text
2,087 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings
None
Taken into joins
None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (2,052 changes in 636 works, 98.3% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 2,052)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied
  1. Printed
    … of what price and dignitie the goſpel is: for who can ſet foorth the worthineſſeworthiness of this, whē he ſaith, that by theſe promiſes we are made partakers of …
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    … of what price and dignitie the goſpel is: for who can ſet foorth the worthineſſeworthiness of this, whē he ſaith, that by theſe promiſes we are made partakers of …

    George Gifford · Four Sermons Upon the Seven Chief Virtues · Open in the reader

  2. Printed
    … Diſdaine, Math. 21. 15. It is to contemne, and to haue a baſe conceit of the worthineſſeworthiness of another man.
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    … Diſdaine, Math. 21. 15. It is to contemne, and to haue a baſe conceit of the worthineſſeworthiness of another man.

    Thomas Granger · The Tree of Good and Evil · p. 62 · Open in the reader

  3. Printed
    … in thy Sonne behold vs, wee moſt humbly beſeech thee, accept vs in his worthineſſeworthiness, clenſe vs in his bloud, iuſtifie vs in his righteouſnes, ſanctifie vs with his …
    With rule
    … in thy Sonne behold vs, wee moſt humbly beſeech thee, accept vs in his worthineſſeworthiness, clenſe vs in his bloud, iuſtifie vs in his righteouſnes, ſanctifie vs with his …

    Henry Greenwood · Tormenting Tophet · Open in the reader

  4. Printed
    … preached in other some: And what hath mooued him to do this? Surely no worthinesseworthiness he saw in these Countries, townes or persons, to whom he granted his Gospel …
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    … preached in other some: And what hath mooued him to do this? Surely no worthinesseworthiness he saw in these Countries, townes or persons, to whom he granted his Gospel …

    Arthur Hildersham · Lectures Upon John 4 · p. 250 · Open in the reader

  5. Printed
    Reaſon. 3 3. Conſider our great unworthineſſe of mercy, and our worthineſſeworthiness of judgement. Hath God taken away my liberty? He might have taken away my …
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    Reaſon. 3 3. Conſider our great unworthineſſe of mercy, and our worthineſſeworthiness of judgement. Hath God taken away my liberty? He might have taken away my …

    Thomas Hooker · The Christians Two Chief Lessons · p. 72 · Open in the reader

  6. Printed
    … neuer reiecteth any ſimply for their owne vnworthyneſſe, duplicate page duplicate page that ſought vnto him in the worthineſſeworthiness of Chriſt. In Chriſt then thou art worthy, and ſo doth God looke vpon …
    With rule
    … neuer reiecteth any ſimply for their owne vnworthyneſſe, duplicate page duplicate page that ſought vnto him in the worthineſſeworthiness of Chriſt. In Chriſt then thou art worthy, and ſo doth God looke vpon …

    Robert Jenison · The Christians Apparelling · p. 67 · Open in the reader

  7. Printed
    … hauing onely cursorily perused some page or two of it, but not of the worthinesseworthiness. Because that hath the prioritie of the time, and transcen. dencie in quantitie of …
    With rule
    … hauing onely cursorily perused some page or two of it, but not of the worthinesseworthiness. Because that hath the prioritie of the time, and transcen. dencie in quantitie of …

    Thomas Adams · Diseases of the Soul · Open in the reader

  8. Printed
    … merit for an other, no not for him selfe, but euery man hath his worthinesseworthiness of Christe. As though (saith Bristowe) neither Christ could merite for any other, no …
    With rule
    … merit for an other, no not for him selfe, but euery man hath his worthinesseworthiness of Christe. As though (saith Bristowe) neither Christ could merite for any other, no …

    William Fulke · Rejoinder to Bristows Reply · p. 360 · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (35)

28 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 7 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.

Josephs Party-Colored Coat A01344

  • Printed
    3. There remayneth a third kind of WorthinesseWorthiness, which is Dignitas dignationis, the worthinesseworthiness of acceptance, when God for Christs sake is …
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    3. There remayneth a third kind of WorthinesseWorthiness, which is Dignitas dignationis, the worthinesseworthiness of acceptance, when God for Christs sake is …

    Thomas Fuller · Josephs Party-Colored Coat · p. 63 · Open in the reader

Works A02186

  • Printed
    … be ſuch a one, as the Scriptures haue recorded of him concerning his Greatnes, WorthineſſeWorthiness, and Attributes, that he is a ſpirituall ſubſtance, moſt Wiſe, moſt Holy, Eternall, Infinite …
    With rule
    … be ſuch a one, as the Scriptures haue recorded of him concerning his Greatnes, WorthineſſeWorthiness, and Attributes, that he is a ſpirituall ſubſtance, moſt Wiſe, moſt Holy, Eternall, Infinite …

    Henry Greenwood · Works · p. 90 · Open in the reader

The Souls Preparation for Christ A03611

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    WorthinesseWorthiness in our selves none to moue Christ to pitty us. 119.
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    WorthinesseWorthiness in our selves none to moue Christ to pitty us. 119.

    Thomas Hooker · The Souls Preparation for Christ · Open in the reader

The Key of Knowledge A04155

  • Printed
    … the worthinesseworthiness of the Person, and is to goe before; this is called concurrent WorthinesseWorthiness, or the worthinesseworthiness of handling, and is to goe along with the act of …
    With rule
    … the worthinesseworthiness of the Person, and is to goe before; this is called concurrent WorthinesseWorthiness, or the worthinesseworthiness of handling, and is to goe along with the act of …

    John Jackson · The Key of Knowledge · Open in the reader

Of Justification By Faith A09274

  • Printed
    … two wayes, grosly against two rules of Reason. First in opposing termes not opposite: WorthinesseWorthiness and fitnesse: being the same, if you take them in regard of the worke …
    With rule
    … two wayes, grosly against two rules of Reason. First in opposing termes not opposite: WorthinesseWorthiness and fitnesse: being the same, if you take them in regard of the worke …

    William Pemble · Of Justification By Faith · p. 30 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    2 In distinguishing vpon tearmes that doe not convenire t…ti. For WorthinesseWorthiness agrees to merit onely: but fitnesse belongs to Compact. So that in plainer English …
    With rule
    2 In distinguishing vpon tearmes that doe not convenire t…ti. For WorthinesseWorthiness agrees to merit onely: but fitnesse belongs to Compact. So that in plainer English …

    William Pemble · Of Justification By Faith · p. 31 · Open in the reader

Exposition of Revelation 1-3 A09443

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    WorthinesseWorthiness, twofold. 173.2. b.
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    WorthinesseWorthiness, twofold. 173.2. b.

    William Perkins · Exposition of Revelation 1-3 · Open in the reader

A Christian Dictionary A15520

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    WorthinesseWorthiness or deseruing of punishment, which necessarily doth follow euery sinne. Math. 5, 22. Which shall be …
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    WorthinesseWorthiness or deseruing of punishment, which necessarily doth follow euery sinne. Math. 5, 22. Which shall be …

    Thomas Wilson · A Christian Dictionary · p. 209 · Open in the reader

Comforting Afflicted Consciences A16330

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    … those, over whom they domineere! It is then a work of great Waight and WorthinesseWorthiness, to winne a great man to the waies of God. Hereby the common state …
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    … those, over whom they domineere! It is then a work of great Waight and WorthinesseWorthiness, to winne a great man to the waies of God. Hereby the common state …

    Robert Bolton · Comforting Afflicted Consciences · Open in the reader

An Exposition of Romans 3:28 A17247

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    I will beginne with ſuch Scriptures as ſeeme to aſcribe WorthineſſeWorthiness vnto men. For out of them doth Bellarmine thus gather, Dignum eſſe praemio, & mereri …
    With rule
    I will beginne with ſuch Scriptures as ſeeme to aſcribe WorthineſſeWorthiness vnto men. For out of them doth Bellarmine thus gather, Dignum eſſe praemio, & mereri …

    Francis Bunny · An Exposition of Romans 3:28 · p. 52 · Open in the reader

Sermons on Deuteronomy A17698

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    295. a 50.60. & 302. a 40. & 1175. a 60. b 10. Looke desertes and WorthinesseWorthiness.
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    295. a 50.60. & 302. a 40. & 1175. a 60. b 10. Looke desertes and WorthinesseWorthiness.

    John Calvin · Sermons on Deuteronomy · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    WorthinesseWorthiness.
    With rule
    WorthinesseWorthiness.

    John Calvin · Sermons on Deuteronomy · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    Diuerse reasons demonstratiue, that in vs there is no WorthinesseWorthiness of saluation or any spirituall benefite.
    With rule
    Diuerse reasons demonstratiue, that in vs there is no WorthinesseWorthiness of saluation or any spirituall benefite.

    John Calvin · Sermons on Deuteronomy · Open in the reader

Meditations Upon the Misery of Mankind A20947

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    Your Honours and WorthineſſeWorthiness humble and deuoted obſeruant, ABRAHAM DARCIE.
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    Your Honours and WorthineſſeWorthiness humble and deuoted obſeruant, ABRAHAM DARCIE.

    Peter du Moulin Jr · Meditations Upon the Misery of Mankind · Open in the reader

The New Covenant A22472

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    WorthineſſeWorthiness of the Sacrament d…pends not on man, p. 18.
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    WorthineſſeWorthiness of the Sacrament d…pends not on man, p. 18.

    William Attersoll · The New Covenant · Open in the reader

Commentary Upon Philemon A22481

  • Printed
    … rerum foecunda, and the Interpretation of it very breefe, both in regard of the WorthineſſeWorthiness of the Argument, and the Wiſedome of the Spirit that appeareth therein. A Diamond …
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    … rerum foecunda, and the Interpretation of it very breefe, both in regard of the WorthineſſeWorthiness of the Argument, and the Wiſedome of the Spirit that appeareth therein. A Diamond …

    William Attersoll · Commentary Upon Philemon · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … deſerts; from his mercie, not from our merites: from his Goodneſſe, not from our WorthineſſeWorthiness. This is ſet downe in the ſecond Commaundement of the Lawe, Exodus 20, 6. where the …
    With rule
    … deſerts; from his mercie, not from our merites: from his Goodneſſe, not from our WorthineſſeWorthiness. This is ſet downe in the ſecond Commaundement of the Lawe, Exodus 20, 6. where the …

    William Attersoll · Commentary Upon Philemon · p. 457 · Open in the reader

Commentary on Revelation A37035

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    WorthinesseWorthiness how many wayes considered.
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    WorthinesseWorthiness how many wayes considered.

    James Durham · Commentary on Revelation · Open in the reader

Sermons A65074

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    … unknown to eloquent profane Authours, ſo it hath a notion of Bleſſedneſſe, Perfection, Glory, WorthineſſeWorthiness, which reliſhes not the palate, nor bears any ſhow in the world. If Ariſtotle …
    With rule
    … unknown to eloquent profane Authours, ſo it hath a notion of Bleſſedneſſe, Perfection, Glory, WorthineſſeWorthiness, which reliſhes not the palate, nor bears any ſhow in the world. If Ariſtotle …

    Richard Vines · Sermons · p. 270 · Open in the reader

A Complete Christian Dictionary A66593

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    ;;WorthinesseWorthiness, or deserving of punishment, which necessarily doth follow every sin. Mat. 5. 22. Which shall be …
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    ;;WorthinesseWorthiness, or deserving of punishment, which necessarily doth follow every sin. Mat. 5. 22. Which shall be …

    Thomas Wilson · A Complete Christian Dictionary · p. 281 · Open in the reader

Vindication of Free-Admission to Holy Communion A91267

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    … admitted to all other Ordinances of Gods publike worſhip, and that extraordinary, tranſcendent, ſpecial WorthineſſeWorthiness, Holineſſe, Self-examination, Preparation, Fitneſſe, which they appropriate to this Ordinance alone, to make …
    With rule
    … admitted to all other Ordinances of Gods publike worſhip, and that extraordinary, tranſcendent, ſpecial WorthineſſeWorthiness, Holineſſe, Self-examination, Preparation, Fitneſſe, which they appropriate to this Ordinance alone, to make …

    William Prynne · Vindication of Free-Admission to Holy Communion · p. 43 · Open in the reader

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    … Popiſh Schoolmens meriting Grace of Congruity; and tying of Gods Grace, Spirit, to our WorthineſſeWorthiness, Merits, Preparations, for our own inherent WorthineſſeWorthiness and Preparation ſake, let all judicious Proteſtants …
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    … Popiſh Schoolmens meriting Grace of Congruity; and tying of Gods Grace, Spirit, to our WorthineſſeWorthiness, Merits, Preparations, for our own inherent WorthineſſeWorthiness and Preparation ſake, let all judicious Proteſtants …

    William Prynne · Vindication of Free-Admission to Holy Communion · p. 43 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … tying of Gods Grace, Spirit, to our WorthineſſeWorthiness, Merits, Preparations, for our own inherent WorthineſſeWorthiness and Preparation ſake, let all judicious Proteſtants reſolve? Verily, when I ſeriouſly ponder that …
    With rule
    … tying of Gods Grace, Spirit, to our WorthineſſeWorthiness, Merits, Preparations, for our own inherent WorthineſſeWorthiness and Preparation ſake, let all judicious Proteſtants reſolve? Verily, when I ſeriouſly ponder that …

    William Prynne · Vindication of Free-Admission to Holy Communion · p. 43 · Open in the reader

The Humbled Sinner A92854

  • Printed
    WorthineſſeWorthiness.
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    WorthineſſeWorthiness.

    Obadiah Sedgwick · The Humbled Sinner · Open in the reader

The Right Administration and Receiving of the Lords Supper A95982

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    … unknown to eloquent profane Authours, ſo it hath a notion of Bleſſedneſſe, Perfection, Glory, WorthineſſeWorthiness, which reliſhes not the palate, nor bears any ſhow in the world. If Ariſtotle …
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    … unknown to eloquent profane Authours, ſo it hath a notion of Bleſſedneſſe, Perfection, Glory, WorthineſſeWorthiness, which reliſhes not the palate, nor bears any ſhow in the world. If Ariſtotle …

    Richard Vines · The Right Administration and Receiving of the Lords Supper · p. 270 · Open in the reader

The Faithful Admonisher B09816

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    … admitted to all other Ordinances of Gods publike worship, and that extraordinary, transcendent, special WorthinesseWorthiness, Holinesse, Self-examination, Preparation, Fitnesse, which they appropriate to this Ordinance alone, to make …
    With rule
    … admitted to all other Ordinances of Gods publike worship, and that extraordinary, transcendent, special WorthinesseWorthiness, Holinesse, Self-examination, Preparation, Fitnesse, which they appropriate to this Ordinance alone, to make …

    William Prynne · The Faithful Admonisher · p. 43 · Open in the reader

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    … Popish Schoolmens meriting Grace of Congruity; and tying of Gods Grace, Spirit, to our WorthinesseWorthiness, Merits, Preparations, for our own inherent WorthinesseWorthiness and Preparation sake, let all judicious Protestants …
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    … Popish Schoolmens meriting Grace of Congruity; and tying of Gods Grace, Spirit, to our WorthinesseWorthiness, Merits, Preparations, for our own inherent WorthinesseWorthiness and Preparation sake, let all judicious Protestants …

    William Prynne · The Faithful Admonisher · p. 43 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … tying of Gods Grace, Spirit, to our WorthinesseWorthiness, Merits, Preparations, for our own inherent WorthinesseWorthiness and Preparation sake, let all judicious Protestants resolve? Verily, when I seriously ponder that …
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    … tying of Gods Grace, Spirit, to our WorthinesseWorthiness, Merits, Preparations, for our own inherent WorthinesseWorthiness and Preparation sake, let all judicious Protestants resolve? Verily, when I seriously ponder that …

    William Prynne · The Faithful Admonisher · p. 43 · Open in the reader