ioyingjoying
i standing for j: Iesus → Jesus, iudge → judge.
- Puritas changed it
- 66 times in 45 works
- Consistency
- 91.6% (66 of 72)
- Reach if approved
- ~76 places (estimated)
- MorphAdorner
- Agrees: joying
- Matches
- Exact word, any case
- In our text
- 72 times in the 7,099 works compared
- Other readings
- None
- Taken into joins
- None
If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (66 changes in 45 works, 91.6% consistent).”
Where Puritas made the change (8 of 66)
- PrintedI feele not halfe my ioy, by ouer-ioyingjoying.With ruleI feele not halfe my ioy, by ouer-ioyingjoying.
Phineas Fletcher · Sicelides a Piscatory · Open in the reader
- Printed… the heartes of the ſimple, vnder the pleaſant ſpeach of loue, without either true ioyingjoying with them, or plaine confuting of thē, ſauoureth more of the ſerpents ſubtletie, then …With rule… the heartes of the ſimple, vnder the pleaſant ſpeach of loue, without either true ioyingjoying with them, or plaine confuting of thē, ſauoureth more of the ſerpents ſubtletie, then …
John Knewstubs · Confutation of Monstrous and Horrible Heresies · Open in the reader
- Printed… see you, & beholde your person, faithfully walkinge in the feare and loue of god, ioyingjoying and reioycing with you in ye spirite as though we were swetly talkynge together …With rule… see you, & beholde your person, faithfully walkinge in the feare and loue of god, ioyingjoying and reioycing with you in ye spirite as though we were swetly talkynge together …
Nicholas Ridley · A Piteous Lamentation of the Miserable Estate of the Church · Open in the reader
- Printed… children feele in pardon of ſinnes, peace of Conſcience, hope of glory? See them ioyingjoying in afflictions; triumphing in death; profeſſing more ſweetneſſe in experience of Gods fauour, then …With rule… children feele in pardon of ſinnes, peace of Conſcience, hope of glory? See them ioyingjoying in afflictions; triumphing in death; profeſſing more ſweetneſſe in experience of Gods fauour, then …
William Sclater · Exposition of 1 Thessalonians · p. 503 · Open in the reader
- Printed… consenteth, and sinne hindring him, v. 20.21. 3. the third degree consisteth in his delight and ioyingjoying in good in his inner man: but he is captiued by the lawe of …With rule… consenteth, and sinne hindring him, v. 20.21. 3. the third degree consisteth in his delight and ioyingjoying in good in his inner man: but he is captiued by the lawe of …
Andrew Willet · Commentary on Romans · p. 313 · Open in the reader
- Printed… reioyce in God, which containes in it 4. things: where eight rules to obtaine this ioyingjoying in God.With rule… reioyce in God, which containes in it 4. things: where eight rules to obtaine this ioyingjoying in God.
Nicholas Byfield · The Marrow of the Oracles of God · p. 422 · Open in the reader
- Printed… of the grace of his holy spirit, till he haue brought vs too the ioyingjoying of our inheritaunce. Thus doo wee knowe all these things in our Lord Iesus …With rule… of the grace of his holy spirit, till he haue brought vs too the ioyingjoying of our inheritaunce. Thus doo wee knowe all these things in our Lord Iesus …
John Calvin · Sermons on Ephesians · Open in the reader
- Printed… and behold your person, fa…thfully walking in the fear and loue of God, ioyingjoying and reioycing with you in the spirite, as thoughe we were sweetely talking together …With rule… and behold your person, fa…thfully walking in the fear and loue of God, ioyingjoying and reioycing with you in the spirite, as thoughe we were sweetely talking together …
John Foxe · Acts and Monuments Volume 2 Part 2 · p. 1930 · Open in the reader
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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (6)
1 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 5 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.
A Sum of Moral Philosophy B15223
- Printed5 IoyingJoying at our owne good, and grieuing at the contrary.With rule5 IoyingJoying at our owne good, and grieuing at the contrary.
William Pemble · A Sum of Moral Philosophy · p. 23 · Open in the reader