Waiting for reviewFinal eCandidate #2613 · from the Puritas diff · puritas-full-2026-10-19

impliciteimplicit

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

Puritas changed it: 1,133 times in 572 works
Consistency: 83.8% (1,133 of 1,352)
Reach if approved: ~1,421 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner: Agrees: implicit
Matches: Exact word, any case
In our text: 1,352 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings: None
Taken into joins: None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (1,133 changes in 572 works, 83.8% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 1,133)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied

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… ſame, is thus apparent; if they have repentance, it muſt be either habituall and impliciteimplicit in their diſpoſition; or actuall and explicite in expreſſions and deeds; or in both.
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… ſame, is thus apparent; if they have repentance, it muſt be either habituall and impliciteimplicit in their diſpoſition; or actuall and explicite in expreſſions and deeds; or in both.
John Sym · Lifes Preservative Against Self-Killing · p. 296 · Open in the reader
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… married woman is called a wife, explicite or expressely; the Church is so-called impliciteimplicit, & by consequence.
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… married woman is called a wife, explicite or expressely; the Church is so-called impliciteimplicit, & by consequence.
Thomas Wilson · A Christian Dictionary · p. 532 · Open in the reader
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… may be lawfull without either precept or practise recorded in the word expresse or impliciteimplicit: and much lesse is it materiall what become of M^r. B^s. quaeres: which I …
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… may be lawfull without either precept or practise recorded in the word expresse or impliciteimplicit: and much lesse is it materiall what become of M^r. B^s. quaeres: which I …
Thomas Gataker · A Just Defense of Certain Passages · p. 263 · Open in the reader
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… his owne eyes to ſee by another mans: this is a deluſion and an impliciteimplicit faith; …herefore, I ſay, a man muſt be inlightened to ſee …he grace, and …
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… his owne eyes to ſee by another mans: this is a deluſion and an impliciteimplicit faith; …herefore, I ſay, a man muſt be inlightened to ſee …he grace, and …
Thomas Hooker · The Souls Vocation · p. 287 · Open in the reader
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… it may ſeeme to be but ſingle, yet indeed it is twofold. The firſt impliciteimplicit: It is the abuſing of his name, who is the Lord our God, & ſo …
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… it may ſeeme to be but ſingle, yet indeed it is twofold. The firſt impliciteimplicit: It is the abuſing of his name, who is the Lord our God, & ſo …
John Mayer · The English Catechism Explained · p. 244 · Open in the reader
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… the Schoolemens opinion, who say that saluatiō was giuen before Christs comming, for the impliciteimplicit or infolded faith concerning the redeemer in generall, namely when men did beleeue that …
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… the Schoolemens opinion, who say that saluatiō was giuen before Christs comming, for the impliciteimplicit or infolded faith concerning the redeemer in generall, namely when men did beleeue that …
William Perkins · Predestination · p. 126 · Open in the reader
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… their Theologie with superstitious Idolatrie, it could not bee free from some kinde of impliciteimplicit forcerie, as the examples of those which were most eminent herein, doe shew. Such …
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… their Theologie with superstitious Idolatrie, it could not bee free from some kinde of impliciteimplicit forcerie, as the examples of those which were most eminent herein, doe shew. Such …
Samuel Purchas · Pilgrimage · p. 311 · Open in the reader
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… explicite, the more perfect. The leſſe diſtinctly Articles of Faith are vnderſtood, the more impliciteimplicit and defectiue is Faith. Faith true for the ſubſtance, may be where the points …
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… explicite, the more perfect. The leſſe diſtinctly Articles of Faith are vnderſtood, the more impliciteimplicit and defectiue is Faith. Faith true for the ſubſtance, may be where the points …
William Sclater · Exposition of 1 Thessalonians · p. 240 · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (219)

143 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 60 are listed here. 76 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.

A Treatise of Faith A03064

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… becauſe we haue their confeſſion for it, that faith requireth knowledge of reuelation. The ImpliciteImplicit faith then of them that know nothing in Religion, but belieue as the Church …
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… becauſe we haue their confeſſion for it, that faith requireth knowledge of reuelation. The ImpliciteImplicit faith then of them that know nothing in Religion, but belieue as the Church …
John Ball · A Treatise of Faith · Open in the reader

A Retractive from the Romish Religion A06106

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23. Laſtly, their braue doctrine, touching ImpliciteImplicit faith, doth tend to the ſame end, and bring forth the fame effect, and …
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23. Laſtly, their braue doctrine, touching ImpliciteImplicit faith, doth tend to the ſame end, and bring forth the fame effect, and …
Thomas Beard · A Retractive from the Romish Religion · p. 365 · Open in the reader

A Golden Chain A09339

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15 Of ImpliciteImplicit faith. pag. 991
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15 Of ImpliciteImplicit faith. pag. 991
William Perkins · A Golden Chain · Open in the reader
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16 ImpliciteImplicit faith.
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16 ImpliciteImplicit faith.
William Perkins · A Golden Chain · Open in the reader

A Reformed Catholic A09453

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16 ImpliciteImplicit faith. 266
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16 ImpliciteImplicit faith. 266
William Perkins · A Reformed Catholic · Open in the reader

Eighty Sermons A20637

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… except you know alſo what, and why, and how you come to that beliefe. ImpliciteImplicit beleevers, ignorant beleevers, the adverſary may ſwallow; but the underſtanding beleever, he muſt chaw …
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… except you know alſo what, and why, and how you come to that beliefe. ImpliciteImplicit beleevers, ignorant beleevers, the adverſary may ſwallow; but the underſtanding beleever, he muſt chaw …
John Donne · Eighty Sermons · p. 178 · Open in the reader
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… as we place it in Doctrinall things, of the next world, ſo Ignorance is ImpliciteImplicit Beliefe: And Curioſity, as we place it upon Practical things, is Craft, and upon …
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… as we place it in Doctrinall things, of the next world, ſo Ignorance is ImpliciteImplicit Beliefe: And Curioſity, as we place it upon Practical things, is Craft, and upon …
John Donne · Eighty Sermons · p. 411 · Open in the reader
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… Practical things, is Craft, and upon Doctrinal things, Subtilty; And this Stupidity and this ImpliciteImplicit faith, and then this Craft, and this Subtilty, are ſins directed againſt the Son …
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… Practical things, is Craft, and upon Doctrinal things, Subtilty; And this Stupidity and this ImpliciteImplicit faith, and then this Craft, and this Subtilty, are ſins directed againſt the Son …
John Donne · Eighty Sermons · p. 411 · Open in the reader

A Treatise of Justification A20741

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ImpliciteImplicit Faith.
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ImpliciteImplicit Faith.
George Downame · A Treatise of Justification · Open in the reader

Opposition to Errors of William Sherlock A25202

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… up Iesus from the Dead, be a true justifying Faith? If it be: An ImpliciteImplicit Faith will serve tum for all the Particulars of the Gospel; and this would …
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… up Iesus from the Dead, be a true justifying Faith? If it be: An ImpliciteImplicit Faith will serve tum for all the Particulars of the Gospel; and this would …
Vincent Alsop · Opposition to Errors of William Sherlock · p. 614 · Open in the reader
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… though thou walkest before me, and art perfect. If then there was such an ImpliciteImplicit and Virtual Promise in God's Nature, revealed by the works of Creation and Providence …
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… though thou walkest before me, and art perfect. If then there was such an ImpliciteImplicit and Virtual Promise in God's Nature, revealed by the works of Creation and Providence …
Vincent Alsop · Opposition to Errors of William Sherlock · p. 627 · Open in the reader

The Marrow of Sacred Divinity A25291

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31. Faith is partly ImpliciteImplicit, and partly Explicite.
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31. Faith is partly ImpliciteImplicit, and partly Explicite.
William Ames · The Marrow of Sacred Divinity · p. 255 · Open in the reader
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32. ImpliciteImplicit Faith is that whereby the truths of Faith are believed, not distinctly in themselves …
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32. ImpliciteImplicit Faith is that whereby the truths of Faith are believed, not distinctly in themselves …
William Ames · The Marrow of Sacred Divinity · p. 255 · Open in the reader

Right to Sacraments A26886

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… of equal force to the giving of a new life.] Repl. You next say, ImpliciteImplicit Promises may serve: Shew but one such. You say, [Every Promise made to the …
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… of equal force to the giving of a new life.] Repl. You next say, ImpliciteImplicit Promises may serve: Shew but one such. You say, [Every Promise made to the …
Richard Baxter · Right to Sacraments · p. 131 · Open in the reader
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… appointed to be used to any such end, or where ever any generaral or ImpliciteImplicit Promise of such a thing is made.
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… appointed to be used to any such end, or where ever any generaral or ImpliciteImplicit Promise of such a thing is made.
Richard Baxter · Right to Sacraments · p. 131 · Open in the reader

The Certainty of Christianity Without Popery A26887

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… Vnity in faith] is meant either unity in a general faith (which they call ImpliciteImplicit,) or in a particular (explicite) faith: And that is either a unity in all …
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… Vnity in faith] is meant either unity in a general faith (which they call ImpliciteImplicit,) or in a particular (explicite) faith: And that is either a unity in all …
Richard Baxter · The Certainty of Christianity Without Popery · p. 12 · Open in the reader
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XXXV. If you say that an ImpliciteImplicit faith that all is true and of God which the Pope and Council saith …
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XXXV. If you say that an ImpliciteImplicit faith that all is true and of God which the Pope and Council saith …
Richard Baxter · The Certainty of Christianity Without Popery · p. 93 · Open in the reader

A Key for Catholics A26947

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… revealed be of equal neceſſity to ſalvation. 17. And what mean they to diſtinguiſh of ImpliciteImplicit and Explicite faith? Is it enough to believe as the Church believes, and not …
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… revealed be of equal neceſſity to ſalvation. 17. And what mean they to diſtinguiſh of ImpliciteImplicit and Explicite faith? Is it enough to believe as the Church believes, and not …
Richard Baxter · A Key for Catholics · p. 63 · Open in the reader
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2. And we believe all that is de fide with an ImpliciteImplicit faith as well as you: But it is an ImpliciteImplicit Divine faith, and not …
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2. And we believe all that is de fide with an ImpliciteImplicit faith as well as you: But it is an ImpliciteImplicit Divine faith, and not …
Richard Baxter · A Key for Catholics · p. 67 · Open in the reader
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… to all of Neceſſity to Salvation, but by many others in the Doctrine of ImpliciteImplicit faith. The later clauſe you may ſee among others in Franc. Albertinus the Jeſuite …
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… to all of Neceſſity to Salvation, but by many others in the Doctrine of ImpliciteImplicit faith. The later clauſe you may ſee among others in Franc. Albertinus the Jeſuite …
Richard Baxter · A Key for Catholics · p. 155 · Open in the reader

Naked popery A26962

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… Church? What! Believe that which I never once thought of? But this is but ImpliciteImplicit Faith? A cheating Name for No-belief of thoſe things: For by ImpliciteImplicit here …
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… Church? What! Believe that which I never once thought of? But this is but ImpliciteImplicit Faith? A cheating Name for No-belief of thoſe things: For by ImpliciteImplicit here …
Richard Baxter · Naked popery · p. 13 · Open in the reader
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… but ImpliciteImplicit Faith? A cheating Name for No-belief of thoſe things: For by ImpliciteImplicit here you can mean only Virtual, and that is no Actual Belief of that …
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… but ImpliciteImplicit Faith? A cheating Name for No-belief of thoſe things: For by ImpliciteImplicit here you can mean only Virtual, and that is no Actual Belief of that …
Richard Baxter · Naked popery · p. 13 · Open in the reader
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… good Deſire, though he know not what is ſaid; and a General Belief, called ImpliciteImplicit, which is no Belief of any of the Particulars, and a General ImpliciteImplicit Deſire …
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… good Deſire, though he know not what is ſaid; and a General Belief, called ImpliciteImplicit, which is no Belief of any of the Particulars, and a General ImpliciteImplicit Deſire …
Richard Baxter · Naked popery · p. 83 · Open in the reader

Of Justification A26974

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… ſay that it is not only ſuch as ſome Papiſts call a Virtual or ImpliciteImplicit Faith or knowledge, As to believe only the General Revelation and the formal Object …
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… ſay that it is not only ſuch as ſome Papiſts call a Virtual or ImpliciteImplicit Faith or knowledge, As to believe only the General Revelation and the formal Object …
Richard Baxter · Of Justification · p. 418 · Open in the reader

Which is the True Church A27069

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… mark what his general Proposition is, which, he saith, is the object of their ImpliciteImplicit saith, viz. I believe all that God hath revealed, or, all that is delivered …
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… mark what his general Proposition is, which, he saith, is the object of their ImpliciteImplicit saith, viz. I believe all that God hath revealed, or, all that is delivered …
Richard Baxter · Which is the True Church · p. 6 · Open in the reader
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… not written in the Bible be believed? Must not both these make up their ImpliciteImplicit Faith? If our general Faith and theirs be the same, what maketh them accuse …
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… not written in the Bible be believed? Must not both these make up their ImpliciteImplicit Faith? If our general Faith and theirs be the same, what maketh them accuse …
Richard Baxter · Which is the True Church · p. 6 · Open in the reader
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… largely enough told us before, that the belief of General Truths explicitely, is the ImpliciteImplicit belief of the contained particulars, though unknown to the Believer. I am now proving …
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… largely enough told us before, that the belief of General Truths explicitely, is the ImpliciteImplicit belief of the contained particulars, though unknown to the Believer. I am now proving …
Richard Baxter · Which is the True Church · p. 149 · Open in the reader

The Principle of Protestant Truth and Peace A27637

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… many other Scriptures aſſure us. Without this a man can have nothing but an ImpliciteImplicit faith for his Religion, a ſtrong belief, it's true. Now ſeeing Turks, Jews, Papiſts …
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… many other Scriptures aſſure us. Without this a man can have nothing but an ImpliciteImplicit faith for his Religion, a ſtrong belief, it's true. Now ſeeing Turks, Jews, Papiſts …
Thomas Beverley · The Principle of Protestant Truth and Peace · p. 27 · Open in the reader

The Common Principles of the Christian Religion A28171

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… of them. Christianity is foolishnesse to the world upon this account, because it's an ImpliciteImplicit faith (so to speak) given to God; but there is no fear of being …
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… of them. Christianity is foolishnesse to the world upon this account, because it's an ImpliciteImplicit faith (so to speak) given to God; but there is no fear of being …
Hugh Binning · The Common Principles of the Christian Religion · p. 144 · Open in the reader

Concerning Repentance A28311

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2. ImpliciteImplicit faith, in that you receive things for truth upon mans word, not knowing it …
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2. ImpliciteImplicit faith, in that you receive things for truth upon mans word, not knowing it …
Christopher Blackwood · Concerning Repentance · p. 21 · Open in the reader

One-Hundred Forty-Five Sermons Upon John 17 A30241

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… That every one that Believeth knoweth the thing that he believeth: Against the Popiſh ImpliciteImplicit Faith; And what Knowledge the Knowledge of Faith is.
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… That every one that Believeth knoweth the thing that he believeth: Against the Popiſh ImpliciteImplicit Faith; And what Knowledge the Knowledge of Faith is.
Anthony Burgess · One-Hundred Forty-Five Sermons Upon John 17 · p. 637 · Open in the reader

The Christian Temper A31037

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4. It is a great Abſurdity. Their ImpliciteImplicit Faith is no Faith: but a meer Cloak for Ignorance. As One that had …
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4. It is a great Abſurdity. Their ImpliciteImplicit Faith is no Faith: but a meer Cloak for Ignorance. As One that had …
John Barret · The Christian Temper · p. 24 · Open in the reader

Independency a Great Schism A31440

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… he ſay, they are confaed…rate in their parents, I regeſt, that's but an ImpliciteImplicit conſent; but he required an explicite one. And then I would tell him, that …
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… he ſay, they are confaed…rate in their parents, I regeſt, that's but an ImpliciteImplicit conſent; but he required an explicite one. And then I would tell him, that …
Daniel Cawdry · Independency a Great Schism · p. 150 · Open in the reader
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… then I would tell him, that the brethren of New England grant, that an ImpliciteImplicit conſent or covenant is ſufficient, to make our Churches true Churches, and yet o …
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… then I would tell him, that the brethren of New England grant, that an ImpliciteImplicit conſent or covenant is ſufficient, to make our Churches true Churches, and yet o …
Daniel Cawdry · Independency a Great Schism · p. 150 · Open in the reader

The Marrow of Divinity A33338

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2. ImpliciteImplicit, which though it be inferiour to the former, yet its a true confession, and …
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2. ImpliciteImplicit, which though it be inferiour to the former, yet its a true confession, and …
Samuel Clarke · The Marrow of Divinity · p. 387 · Open in the reader

The Practical Divinity of the Papists Discovered to be Destructive A33363

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… have two ſorts of faith, one for the unlearned and ignorant, which they call ImpliciteImplicit: The other for the learned and more knowing, which they ſay ſhould be Explicite.
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… have two ſorts of faith, one for the unlearned and ignorant, which they call ImpliciteImplicit: The other for the learned and more knowing, which they ſay ſhould be Explicite.
David Clarkson · The Practical Divinity of the Papists Discovered to be Destructive · p. 109 · Open in the reader

Answer to De Meauxs Book A33377

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… an impertinent maze? For is not this a perfect round, firſt to prove an ImpliciteImplicit Obedience, becauſe the Church cannot otherwiſe ſubſiſt; and then to prove the Church cannot …
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… an impertinent maze? For is not this a perfect round, firſt to prove an ImpliciteImplicit Obedience, becauſe the Church cannot otherwiſe ſubſiſt; and then to prove the Church cannot …
Jean Claude · Answer to De Meauxs Book · p. 52 · Open in the reader

The Interest of England in the Matter of Religion A34537

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… knowing serious honest people. None of all which are led blindfold by Tradition or ImpliciteImplicit Faith, or do run headlong into Fanatick Delusions, but they give up themselves to …
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… knowing serious honest people. None of all which are led blindfold by Tradition or ImpliciteImplicit Faith, or do run headlong into Fanatick Delusions, but they give up themselves to …
John Corbet · The Interest of England in the Matter of Religion · p. 34 · Open in the reader

Defense from the Imputation of Self Contradiction by Daniel Cawdry A34675

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… to this or that particular body, Mr. H. Surv. pag 63. Yet he said An ImpliciteImplicit Covenant was sufficient.
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… to this or that particular body, Mr. H. Surv. pag 63. Yet he said An ImpliciteImplicit Covenant was sufficient.
John Cotton · Defense from the Imputation of Self Contradiction by Daniel Cawdry · p. 72 · Open in the reader
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… Covenant sufficient, yet a generall Profession will not serve the turne; to make an ImpliciteImplicit Covenant. For an ImpliciteImplicit Covenant must be with Reference to this or that particular …
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… Covenant sufficient, yet a generall Profession will not serve the turne; to make an ImpliciteImplicit Covenant. For an ImpliciteImplicit Covenant must be with Reference to this or that particular …
John Cotton · Defense from the Imputation of Self Contradiction by Daniel Cawdry · p. 72 · Open in the reader

The Novelty of Popery Opposed to the Antiquity of True Christianity A36878

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ImpliciteImplicit Faith, grounded upon the Faith of others, whence it comes. Page 811
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ImpliciteImplicit Faith, grounded upon the Faith of others, whence it comes. Page 811
Peter du Moulin Jr · The Novelty of Popery Opposed to the Antiquity of True Christianity · Open in the reader

Practical Exposition of the Ten Commandments A37049

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… his mind, or reveal himself; that putteth him to it, and is a special ImpliciteImplicit Invocating of Him: But Lots or Lotting, putteth him to it, in an Immediate …
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… his mind, or reveal himself; that putteth him to it, and is a special ImpliciteImplicit Invocating of Him: But Lots or Lotting, putteth him to it, in an Immediate …
James Durham · Practical Exposition of the Ten Commandments · p. 167 · Open in the reader

The Truth and Certainty of the Protestant Faith A39769

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… to the diſpoſal of others. Qu. Yet is there not a neceſſity of ſome ImpliciteImplicit relyance on theſe, ſince according to the Romiſh Doctrine, none can be aſſured of …
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… to the diſpoſal of others. Qu. Yet is there not a neceſſity of ſome ImpliciteImplicit relyance on theſe, ſince according to the Romiſh Doctrine, none can be aſſured of …
Robert Flemming · The Truth and Certainty of the Protestant Faith · p. 30 · Open in the reader

The Appeal of Injured Innocence A40651

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… streightned condition. The Vniversity therefore was urged by the Committee to have given an ImpliciteImplicit consent to these Articles, and enjoying the Benefit, they must share in the Burthen …
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… streightned condition. The Vniversity therefore was urged by the Committee to have given an ImpliciteImplicit consent to these Articles, and enjoying the Benefit, they must share in the Burthen …
Thomas Fuller · The Appeal of Injured Innocence · p. 70 · Open in the reader

The History of the Worthies of England A40672

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… Time for such a Purpose, the Occasion it self giving (though no express) an ImpliciteImplicit Commission for the same. This Abbot used rather the Shield then the Sword, being …
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… Time for such a Purpose, the Occasion it self giving (though no express) an ImpliciteImplicit Commission for the same. This Abbot used rather the Shield then the Sword, being …
Thomas Fuller · The History of the Worthies of England · p. 106 · Open in the reader

The Snake in the Grass Further Discovered A40787

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8. For ImpliciteImplicit Faith, the Quakers are no way inferiour to the moſt ſtrict Votaries of Rome …
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8. For ImpliciteImplicit Faith, the Quakers are no way inferiour to the moſt ſtrict Votaries of Rome …
John Faldo · The Snake in the Grass Further Discovered · p. 12 · Open in the reader

A Sober Reply to the Sober Answer of Cawdrey A41334

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… spirit paſſeth by them, as an unworthy and ungrounded asperſion, &c. then ſhewes that ImpliciteImplicit and Explicite are but Adjuncts of the Covenant: and in ſome caſes an ImpliciteImplicit …
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… spirit paſſeth by them, as an unworthy and ungrounded asperſion, &c. then ſhewes that ImpliciteImplicit and Explicite are but Adjuncts of the Covenant: and in ſome caſes an ImpliciteImplicit …
Giles Firmin · A Sober Reply to the Sober Answer of Cawdrey · p. 25 · Open in the reader
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… ImpliciteImplicit and Explicite are but Adjuncts of the Covenant: and in ſome caſes an ImpliciteImplicit Covenant may be ſully ſufficient: could any man living ſpeak more clearly then Mr …
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… ImpliciteImplicit and Explicite are but Adjuncts of the Covenant: and in ſome caſes an ImpliciteImplicit Covenant may be ſully ſufficient: could any man living ſpeak more clearly then Mr …
Giles Firmin · A Sober Reply to the Sober Answer of Cawdrey · p. 25 · Open in the reader

The Anatomy of Infidelity A41604

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3. ImpliciteImplicit Aſſent is Ʋnbelief, 121.
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3. ImpliciteImplicit Aſſent is Ʋnbelief, 121.
Theophilus Gale · The Anatomy of Infidelity · Open in the reader
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… may ſhew hereafter? Such are the malignant Influences, and Qualities of a blind, ignorant ImpliciteImplicit Faith.
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… may ſhew hereafter? Such are the malignant Influences, and Qualities of a blind, ignorant ImpliciteImplicit Faith.
Theophilus Gale · The Anatomy of Infidelity · p. 90 · Open in the reader

Christs Tears for Jerusalems Unbelief A41628

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3. ImpliciteImplicit Aſſent is Ʋnbelief, 121.
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3. ImpliciteImplicit Aſſent is Ʋnbelief, 121.
Theophilus Gale · Christs Tears for Jerusalems Unbelief · Open in the reader
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… may ſhew hereafter? Such are the malignant Influences, and Qualities of a blind, ignorant ImpliciteImplicit Faith.
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… may ſhew hereafter? Such are the malignant Influences, and Qualities of a blind, ignorant ImpliciteImplicit Faith.
Theophilus Gale · Christs Tears for Jerusalems Unbelief · p. 90 · Open in the reader

The Old Roman Catholic A42315

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10. That no ImpliciteImplicit Fayth sayeth. 59
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10. That no ImpliciteImplicit Fayth sayeth. 59
William Guild · The Old Roman Catholic · Open in the reader

The Holy Arbor A42920

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2. ImpliciteImplicit; when a man to keep his Religion is content to forſake his Countrey, Friends …
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2. ImpliciteImplicit; when a man to keep his Religion is content to forſake his Countrey, Friends …
John Godolphin · The Holy Arbor · p. 246 · Open in the reader

Animadversions on Johnsons Answer to Jovian A44455

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… Book he seems to have read nothing of, but in Julian's Answer. I see ImpliciteImplicit Faith hath large Dominions, lying without the Pale of the Roman Church; and that …
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… Book he seems to have read nothing of, but in Julian's Answer. I see ImpliciteImplicit Faith hath large Dominions, lying without the Pale of the Roman Church; and that …
William Hopkins · Animadversions on Johnsons Answer to Jovian · Open in the reader

View of Some Exceptions Made by a Romanist A45471

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… of ours, and is to be reſolved in the Queſtion about the efficacy of ImpliciteImplicit faith, to which I referre my Reader.
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… of ours, and is to be reſolved in the Queſtion about the efficacy of ImpliciteImplicit faith, to which I referre my Reader.
Henry Hammond · View of Some Exceptions Made by a Romanist · p. 120 · Open in the reader
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… point then I anſwer, that if that ſame generall beliefe, which he falſly calls ImpliciteImplicit, be ſincere and cordiall, we then grant that it may, as he ſaith, implicitly …
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… point then I anſwer, that if that ſame generall beliefe, which he falſly calls ImpliciteImplicit, be ſincere and cordiall, we then grant that it may, as he ſaith, implicitly …
Henry Hammond · View of Some Exceptions Made by a Romanist · p. 126 · Open in the reader

Defense of the Answer and Arguments of Synod in Boston A50248

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… we take it for a Principle granted by Congregational men, with one consent, that ImpliciteImplicit Covenant preserves the being of a true Church, and so of true Church-membership.
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… we take it for a Principle granted by Congregational men, with one consent, that ImpliciteImplicit Covenant preserves the being of a true Church, and so of true Church-membership.
Richard Mather · Defense of the Answer and Arguments of Synod in Boston · p. 32 · Open in the reader

Sermons Volume 4 A51840

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ImpliciteImplicit Faith what
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ImpliciteImplicit Faith what
Thomas Manton · Sermons Volume 4 · Open in the reader
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… of the Heart; yea Divines usually observe, that there are two sorts of Thoughts, ImpliciteImplicit as as well as Explicite. The Scripture calls them inward Thoughts, Psal. 49.11. Their inward …
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… of the Heart; yea Divines usually observe, that there are two sorts of Thoughts, ImpliciteImplicit as as well as Explicite. The Scripture calls them inward Thoughts, Psal. 49.11. Their inward …
Thomas Manton · Sermons Volume 4 · p. 383 · Open in the reader