Waiting for reviewFinal eCandidate #2711 · from the Puritas diff · puritas-full-2026-10-19

questionlessequestionless

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

Puritas changed it: 807 times in 380 works
Consistency: 84.3% (807 of 957)
Reach if approved: ~1,007 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner: Agrees: questionless
Matches: Exact word, any case
In our text: 958 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings: None
Taken into joins: None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (807 changes in 380 works, 84.3% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 807)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied

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… ſtarres on her head, and the Moone under her feet. That mans condition is queſtionleſſequestionless moſt honourable, that hath the Sunne of righteouſneſſe clothing him, the ſtarre of Gods …
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… ſtarres on her head, and the Moone under her feet. That mans condition is queſtionleſſequestionless moſt honourable, that hath the Sunne of righteouſneſſe clothing him, the ſtarre of Gods …
Alexander Grosse · The Happiness of Enjoying and Use of Christ · p. 161 · Open in the reader
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… both places: verie fonde it were to take it here otherwiſe. Nowe it is queſtionleſſequestionless in this latter place death ſignifieth the death of the ſoule, the tormentes and …
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… both places: verie fonde it were to take it here otherwiſe. Nowe it is queſtionleſſequestionless in this latter place death ſignifieth the death of the ſoule, the tormentes and …
Henry Jacob · The Sufferings and Victory of Christ in the Work of Redemption · p. 77 · Open in the reader
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… that carrieth all the ſtroke, and hath the whole gouernment in the other, (for queſtionleſſequestionless all hypocrites haue vncleane ſpirits breathing in them) the Lord hauing ſo in heauie …
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… that carrieth all the ſtroke, and hath the whole gouernment in the other, (for queſtionleſſequestionless all hypocrites haue vncleane ſpirits breathing in them) the Lord hauing ſo in heauie …
William Negus · Mans Active Obedience · p. 153 · Open in the reader
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… He is much in sparing: with him is plenteous redemption: and therefore he will questionlessequestionless, vpon true repentance, often forgiue & forget, euen the same sinne iterated againe and againe …
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… He is much in sparing: with him is plenteous redemption: and therefore he will questionlessequestionless, vpon true repentance, often forgiue & forget, euen the same sinne iterated againe and againe …
William Perkins · Cases of Conscience Part 1 · p. 164 · Open in the reader
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… he thinketh on his ſo many duties, that he oweth to the Lord, that queſtionleſſequestionless he hath not ſuch a righteouſnes in him, as euery ſinneful Papiſt prateth of …
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… he thinketh on his ſo many duties, that he oweth to the Lord, that queſtionleſſequestionless he hath not ſuch a righteouſnes in him, as euery ſinneful Papiſt prateth of …
John Prime · Of Nature and Grace · p. 74 · Open in the reader
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… forward) Tertullian and Origen are brought forth to averre Bellarmins opinion, of whom one questionlessequestionless controlleth, perhaps both. For Tertullian disputing against the heretique Marcion, who falsely obiected that …
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… forward) Tertullian and Origen are brought forth to averre Bellarmins opinion, of whom one questionlessequestionless controlleth, perhaps both. For Tertullian disputing against the heretique Marcion, who falsely obiected that …
John Rainolds · Defense of Divorce and Remarriage · p. 44 · Open in the reader
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… was mysticall, and prefigured some thing besides the corporall refection of the people, yet questionlessequestionless it had no reference to the bread in the Lords Supper. For that, as …
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… was mysticall, and prefigured some thing besides the corporall refection of the people, yet questionlessequestionless it had no reference to the bread in the Lords Supper. For that, as …
Daniel Featley · The Grand Sacrilege of the Church of Rome · p. 156 · Open in the reader
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… vnapt they are like then to finde themselues for such imployments, they would be questionlessequestionless more carefull to sift and examine themselues before such times of triall, and by …
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… vnapt they are like then to finde themselues for such imployments, they would be questionlessequestionless more carefull to sift and examine themselues before such times of triall, and by …
Thomas Gataker · Two Sermons for the Direction for Christian Carriage · p. 57 · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (150)

104 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 60 are listed here. 46 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.

A Key Opening Mysterious Texts of Scripture A00593

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… meat; yea, the meat of ſuch beaſts as are carrion, and not mans meat? QueſtionleſſeQuestionless it is: yet Nature giveth her conſent to this kind of puniſhment of unnaturall …
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… meat; yea, the meat of ſuch beaſts as are carrion, and not mans meat? QueſtionleſſeQuestionless it is: yet Nature giveth her conſent to this kind of puniſhment of unnaturall …
Daniel Featley · A Key Opening Mysterious Texts of Scripture · p. 59 · Open in the reader
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… and cares of this life, and ſo that day come upon them at unawares. QueſtionleſſeQuestionless after Chriſt had given to Saint Paul the life of all them that were …
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… and cares of this life, and ſo that day come upon them at unawares. QueſtionleſſeQuestionless after Chriſt had given to Saint Paul the life of all them that were …
Daniel Featley · A Key Opening Mysterious Texts of Scripture · p. 358 · Open in the reader
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… and a dangerous ſickeneſſe; betweene ſin in the act, and wickedneſſe in the habit. QueſtionleſſeQuestionless there is more reaſon to pitty him that falleth or ſlippeth, than him that …
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… and a dangerous ſickeneſſe; betweene ſin in the act, and wickedneſſe in the habit. QueſtionleſſeQuestionless there is more reaſon to pitty him that falleth or ſlippeth, than him that …
Daniel Featley · A Key Opening Mysterious Texts of Scripture · p. 757 · Open in the reader

The Grand Sacrilege of the Church of Rome A00597

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QuestionlesseQuestionless they did, and Aërius is condemned by them for simply and absolutely condemning the …
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QuestionlesseQuestionless they did, and Aërius is condemned by them for simply and absolutely condemning the …
Daniel Featley · The Grand Sacrilege of the Church of Rome · p. 246 · Open in the reader

Gods Three Arrows A01974

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Anſw. QueſtionleſſeQuestionless difference may be put betwixt perſons. Some Magiſtrates are of ſuch uſe in a …
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Anſw. QueſtionleſſeQuestionless difference may be put betwixt perſons. Some Magiſtrates are of ſuch uſe in a …
William Gouge · Gods Three Arrows · p. 103 · Open in the reader
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QueſtionleſſeQuestionless the Amalakites dogged the Iſraelites after they were come thorow the Red Sea; and …
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QueſtionleſſeQuestionless the Amalakites dogged the Iſraelites after they were come thorow the Red Sea; and …
William Gouge · Gods Three Arrows · p. 196 · Open in the reader

The Saints Sacrifice A01981

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… they expreſſed in forme of ſuppoſition, and in that reſpect their vow be abſolute. QueſtionleſſeQuestionless Hannah had aſſurance that the Lord would give her a man-child, which made …
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… they expreſſed in forme of ſuppoſition, and in that reſpect their vow be abſolute. QueſtionleſſeQuestionless Hannah had aſſurance that the Lord would give her a man-child, which made …
William Gouge · The Saints Sacrifice · p. 186 · Open in the reader

The Happiness of Enjoying and Use of Christ A02260

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… deſtruction, not learning God in them, not being led home to God by them. QueſtionleſſeQuestionless mans uſe of Gods Ordinances is fruitleſſe, untill in them he both ſee and …
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… deſtruction, not learning God in them, not being led home to God by them. QueſtionleſſeQuestionless mans uſe of Gods Ordinances is fruitleſſe, untill in them he both ſee and …
Alexander Grosse · The Happiness of Enjoying and Use of Christ · p. 52 · Open in the reader

The Pathway to Prayer and Piety A03356

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Anſw. QueſtionleſſeQuestionless it is: we ſée the Mariner, with ioy, thinkes of the Hauen.
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Anſw. QueſtionleſſeQuestionless it is: we ſée the Mariner, with ioy, thinkes of the Hauen.
Robert Hill · The Pathway to Prayer and Piety · p. 115 · Open in the reader

View of Public Wants and Disorders in Wales A09300

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… in his ſight, vnleſſe they haue great care of the ſaluation of their people? QueſtionleſſeQuestionless he doth. Let them therefore be afraide of aeternall ſhame and confuſion, who bluſhe …
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… in his ſight, vnleſſe they haue great care of the ſaluation of their people? QueſtionleſſeQuestionless he doth. Let them therefore be afraide of aeternall ſhame and confuſion, who bluſhe …
John Penry · View of Public Wants and Disorders in Wales · p. 10 · Open in the reader

The Players Scourge A10187

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… a…aile them then, let it not therefore g…ll, and cheate them now: QuestionlesseQuestionless, all such incarnate Deuills, who dare to Countenance, Admit, Applaude, or Act these Idoles …
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… a…aile them then, let it not therefore g…ll, and cheate them now: QuestionlesseQuestionless, all such incarnate Deuills, who dare to Countenance, Admit, Applaude, or Act these Idoles …
William Prynne · The Players Scourge · p. 87 · Open in the reader

The Overthrow of Stage Plays A10335

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… they pray commōlie as well for the Studentes, as for the Deane and Prebendaries? QuestionlesseQuestionless your selfe would thinke, hee did you iniurie who should say you beleeue not …
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… they pray commōlie as well for the Studentes, as for the Deane and Prebendaries? QuestionlesseQuestionless your selfe would thinke, hee did you iniurie who should say you beleeue not …
John Rainolds · The Overthrow of Stage Plays · p. 36 · Open in the reader

Exposition of 1 Thessalonians A11591

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… an Angell from Heauen, ſhould tell him, that to morrow ſhould be his Iudgement? QueſtionleſſeQuestionless it is truth; Nothing teacheth ſuch men faith, but ſenſe. It is queſtioned amongſt …
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… an Angell from Heauen, ſhould tell him, that to morrow ſhould be his Iudgement? QueſtionleſſeQuestionless it is truth; Nothing teacheth ſuch men faith, but ſenſe. It is queſtioned amongſt …
William Sclater · Exposition of 1 Thessalonians · p. 395 · Open in the reader

Sermon A11602

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… the Church of new Teſtament, amongſt others mentions gouernments, that is, gifts of gouernment? QueſtionleſſeQuestionless hee ſaw, that euen in ſtate of greateſt perfection among Chriſtians, there were that …
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… the Church of new Teſtament, amongſt others mentions gouernments, that is, gifts of gouernment? QueſtionleſſeQuestionless hee ſaw, that euen in ſtate of greateſt perfection among Chriſtians, there were that …
William Sclater · Sermon · p. 6 · Open in the reader

Exercises Upon the First Psalm in Prose and Verse A15636

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… as idle; and with vaine discourse, or vnseemly gestures, passe away our precious houres. QuestionlesseQuestionless, somtime or other, we shall bee betrayed to commit that, which wee little thought …
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… as idle; and with vaine discourse, or vnseemly gestures, passe away our precious houres. QuestionlesseQuestionless, somtime or other, we shall bee betrayed to commit that, which wee little thought …
George Wither · Exercises Upon the First Psalm in Prose and Verse · p. 50 · Open in the reader

Sermons Upon John 1 A15738

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… that light, naturally, and ordinarily. What darkneſſe is it, wherein this ſupernaturall light ſhineth? QueſtionleſſeQuestionless, a darkneſſe ſutable to that light. For the Sunne in his greateſt brightnes, at …
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… that light, naturally, and ordinarily. What darkneſſe is it, wherein this ſupernaturall light ſhineth? QueſtionleſſeQuestionless, a darkneſſe ſutable to that light. For the Sunne in his greateſt brightnes, at …
Anthony Wotton · Sermons Upon John 1 · p. 228 · Open in the reader
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… the power, meane you? Or, if they will bee made the Sonnes of God? QueſtionleſſeQuestionless it muſt needes belong to this later; To bee made the Sonnes of God …
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… the power, meane you? Or, if they will bee made the Sonnes of God? QueſtionleſſeQuestionless it muſt needes belong to this later; To bee made the Sonnes of God …
Anthony Wotton · Sermons Upon John 1 · p. 429 · Open in the reader

Gods Arraignment of Hypocrites A15819

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… I feare he hath raiſed vp more ſpirits, then can eaſily be laid againe. QueſtionleſſeQuestionless, as our Sauiour Chriſt ſpoke of that kind of poſſeſſion, that it could not …
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… I feare he hath raiſed vp more ſpirits, then can eaſily be laid againe. QueſtionleſſeQuestionless, as our Sauiour Chriſt ſpoke of that kind of poſſeſſion, that it could not …
John Yates · Gods Arraignment of Hypocrites · Open in the reader

Harmony of the Gospels A16078

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2. The soldiours platting. QuestionlesseQuestionless this was done at the commandement of Pylate, to the end hee might put …
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2. The soldiours platting. QuestionlesseQuestionless this was done at the commandement of Pylate, to the end hee might put …
John Calvin · Harmony of the Gospels · p. 413 · Open in the reader

Commentary on Isaiah A17640

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… verſe following, when he ſayth, That thoſe which ſhall remayne, ſhall be called holy. QueſtionleſſeQuestionless the Prophets meaning is to ſay, that the glorie of God ſhall appeare clearely …
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… verſe following, when he ſayth, That thoſe which ſhall remayne, ſhall be called holy. QueſtionleſſeQuestionless the Prophets meaning is to ſay, that the glorie of God ſhall appeare clearely …
John Calvin · Commentary on Isaiah · p. 46 · Open in the reader
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… therein with vs, and to whom he giues a dwelling place common with vs? QueſtionleſſeQuestionless a worſe thing could not befall them then to haue their wiſh. Neither could …
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… therein with vs, and to whom he giues a dwelling place common with vs? QueſtionleſſeQuestionless a worſe thing could not befall them then to haue their wiſh. Neither could …
John Calvin · Commentary on Isaiah · p. 53 · Open in the reader
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… his name diuers waies; yet in this ſo cleere a ſunſhine they ſee nothing. QueſtionleſſeQuestionless there want not euident ſignes at all times by which the Lord manifeſts both …
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… his name diuers waies; yet in this ſo cleere a ſunſhine they ſee nothing. QueſtionleſſeQuestionless there want not euident ſignes at all times by which the Lord manifeſts both …
John Calvin · Commentary on Isaiah · p. 252 · Open in the reader

Commentary on Hebrews A17650

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… as an vnholy thing. He aggrauates this ingratitude, by making compariſon of the benefits. QueſtionleſſeQuestionless it is a great villanie to prophane the blood of Chriſt, which is the …
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… as an vnholy thing. He aggrauates this ingratitude, by making compariſon of the benefits. QueſtionleſſeQuestionless it is a great villanie to prophane the blood of Chriſt, which is the …
John Calvin · Commentary on Hebrews · p. 226 · Open in the reader

Sermons on Deuteronomy A17698

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… cut a purse in the open market place. And what hath the whooremunger done? QuestionlesseQuestionless hee hath done worse in entering into the bedde which God had hallowed in …
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… cut a purse in the open market place. And what hath the whooremunger done? QuestionlesseQuestionless hee hath done worse in entering into the bedde which God had hallowed in …
John Calvin · Sermons on Deuteronomy · p. 790 · Open in the reader
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… it if God shoulde not redresse it? What would bee the ende of it? QuestionlesseQuestionless were it not for Gods wonderfull prouidence in this behalfe, it must needes come …
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… it if God shoulde not redresse it? What would bee the ende of it? QuestionlesseQuestionless were it not for Gods wonderfull prouidence in this behalfe, it must needes come …
John Calvin · Sermons on Deuteronomy · p. 817 · Open in the reader

Examination of those Plausible Appearances in the Romish Church A17864

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… not labour day and night for the setting forward of the salvation of men? QuestionlesseQuestionless, their charity is cold and hypocriticall who being able to doe more, spend it …
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… not labour day and night for the setting forward of the salvation of men? QuestionlesseQuestionless, their charity is cold and hypocriticall who being able to doe more, spend it …
John Cameron · Examination of those Plausible Appearances in the Romish Church · p. 162 · Open in the reader
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… that in matter of religion, which they owe to men in matter of ciuility. QuestionlesseQuestionless this proueth them not onely proud, but also both sacrilegious and blasphemous persons.
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… that in matter of religion, which they owe to men in matter of ciuility. QuestionlesseQuestionless this proueth them not onely proud, but also both sacrilegious and blasphemous persons.
John Cameron · Examination of those Plausible Appearances in the Romish Church · p. 171 · Open in the reader

Pope Joan A19243

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… that men might know what kinde of creature it was that they had painted. QueſtionleſſeQuestionless Aeneas Syluius, pointing to a better time then that of Pope Ioanes, condemnes the …
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… that men might know what kinde of creature it was that they had painted. QueſtionleſſeQuestionless Aeneas Syluius, pointing to a better time then that of Pope Ioanes, condemnes the …
Alexander Cooke · Pope Joan · p. 5 · Open in the reader
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… skorned. But would you know why Bellarmine and N. D. did not name him? QueſtionleſſeQuestionless, not for that they knew not what his name was: but becauſe he was …
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… skorned. But would you know why Bellarmine and N. D. did not name him? QueſtionleſſeQuestionless, not for that they knew not what his name was: but becauſe he was …
Alexander Cooke · Pope Joan · p. 36 · Open in the reader
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… of truth; and therefore they held it beſt to paſſe it ouer in ſilence. QueſtionleſſeQuestionless your fellowes at this day do ſo often. When Beza obiected this verie matter …
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… of truth; and therefore they held it beſt to paſſe it ouer in ſilence. QueſtionleſſeQuestionless your fellowes at this day do ſo often. When Beza obiected this verie matter …
Alexander Cooke · Pope Joan · p. 57 · Open in the reader

Two Treatises A21059

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2. Who muſt be ſmitten? Paul an Innocent. Foule injuſtice. QueſtionleſſeQuestionless if Paul had offered ſuch meaſure but to Ananias his dog, to have ſmitten …
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2. Who muſt be ſmitten? Paul an Innocent. Foule injuſtice. QueſtionleſſeQuestionless if Paul had offered ſuch meaſure but to Ananias his dog, to have ſmitten …
Jeremiah Dyke · Two Treatises · p. 244 · Open in the reader

Westminster Annotations A36467

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caldron] QuestionlesseQuestionless these people did make a scoffe at Jeremiahs prophesie, Chap. 1. 13. by which Jerusalem was …
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caldron] QuestionlesseQuestionless these people did make a scoffe at Jeremiahs prophesie, Chap. 1. 13. by which Jerusalem was …
John Downame · Westminster Annotations · Open in the reader

The Communicants Guide A41720

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Solution. QUeſtionleſſeQuestionless they may, ſo that they go to Law lawfully: for it is a true …
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Solution. QUeſtionleſſeQuestionless they may, ſo that they go to Law lawfully: for it is a true …
Richard Gove · The Communicants Guide · p. 32 · Open in the reader

Annotations Upon the Books of Poetry A46807

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… the ſtroke of thine hand, or elſe shew me wherefore thou contendeſt with me. QueſtionleſſeQuestionless Iob was not ignorant, that by ſin he had deſerved to be condemned and …
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… the ſtroke of thine hand, or elſe shew me wherefore thou contendeſt with me. QueſtionleſſeQuestionless Iob was not ignorant, that by ſin he had deſerved to be condemned and …
Arthur Jackson · Annotations Upon the Books of Poetry · p. 61 · Open in the reader

The Blind Guide A46809

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… cite ſome of my words barely, ſuppreſſing craftily my ſenſe. You cite theſe words: QueſtionleſſeQuestionless no writing whatſoever, whether tranſlations or originals, are the Word …f God, Divine Author …
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… cite ſome of my words barely, ſuppreſſing craftily my ſenſe. You cite theſe words: QueſtionleſſeQuestionless no writing whatſoever, whether tranſlations or originals, are the Word …f God, Divine Author …
William Jenkyn · The Blind Guide · p. 20 · Open in the reader
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… the 26. to page the 38 of your Youngling Elder, concerning which your poſition was this: QueſtionleſſeQuestionless no writing whatſoever, whether tranſlations or originali, is the foundation of Chriſtian Religion.
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… the 26. to page the 38 of your Youngling Elder, concerning which your poſition was this: QueſtionleſſeQuestionless no writing whatſoever, whether tranſlations or originali, is the foundation of Chriſtian Religion.
William Jenkyn · The Blind Guide · p. 30 · Open in the reader
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… as your ſelf have ſet it downe in the place quoted Div. Auth. p. 18. QueſtionleſſeQuestionless no writings whatſoever are the foundation of Chriſtian Religion; which baſe being laid, the …
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… as your ſelf have ſet it downe in the place quoted Div. Auth. p. 18. QueſtionleſſeQuestionless no writings whatſoever are the foundation of Chriſtian Religion; which baſe being laid, the …
William Jenkyn · The Blind Guide · p. 33 · Open in the reader

Annotations Upon the Historical Books Part 2 A46811

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… to be accounted but as one tribe, and ſo to have but one lot? QueſtionleſſeQuestionless, Joſhua and the reſt that were intruſted in this buſineſſe had not, either through …
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… to be accounted but as one tribe, and ſo to have but one lot? QueſtionleſſeQuestionless, Joſhua and the reſt that were intruſted in this buſineſſe had not, either through …
Arthur Jackson · Annotations Upon the Historical Books Part 2 · p. 68 · Open in the reader
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… following verſe we ſee he did? when do we reade of any ſuch ſacrifice? QueſtionleſſeQuestionless therefore Gideon intended no ſacrifice, but onely meant to bring forth ſome proviſion or …
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… following verſe we ſee he did? when do we reade of any ſuch ſacrifice? QueſtionleſſeQuestionless therefore Gideon intended no ſacrifice, but onely meant to bring forth ſome proviſion or …
Arthur Jackson · Annotations Upon the Historical Books Part 2 · p. 125 · Open in the reader

A Help for the Understanding of the Holy Scriptures A46823

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… to that, Exod. 32. 25. Aaron had made them naked to their ſhame amongst their enemies. QueſtionleſſeQuestionless they ſaw, and knew that they were naked before; elſe why is it ſaid …
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… to that, Exod. 32. 25. Aaron had made them naked to their ſhame amongst their enemies. QueſtionleſſeQuestionless they ſaw, and knew that they were naked before; elſe why is it ſaid …
Arthur Jackson · A Help for the Understanding of the Holy Scriptures · p. 11 · Open in the reader
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QueſtionleſſeQuestionless this proſfer of Lots was unwarrantable and ſinfull: for though in evils of puniſhment …
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QueſtionleſſeQuestionless this proſfer of Lots was unwarrantable and ſinfull: for though in evils of puniſhment …
Arthur Jackson · A Help for the Understanding of the Holy Scriptures · p. 43 · Open in the reader
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… and that verſ. 7. becauſe their riches were more then that they might dwell together: QueſtionleſſeQuestionless therefore after Jacobs return from Meſopotamia, Eſau, not yet having removed his goods, &c …
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… and that verſ. 7. becauſe their riches were more then that they might dwell together: QueſtionleſſeQuestionless therefore after Jacobs return from Meſopotamia, Eſau, not yet having removed his goods, &c …
Arthur Jackson · A Help for the Understanding of the Holy Scriptures · p. 84 · Open in the reader

The Disabled Debtor Discharged A57544

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QueſtionleſſeQuestionless, ſin hindreth the virtue of ſatisfaction. If a man be a ſinner, he cannot …
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QueſtionleſſeQuestionless, ſin hindreth the virtue of ſatisfaction. If a man be a ſinner, he cannot …
Nehemiah Rogers · The Disabled Debtor Discharged · p. 57 · Open in the reader
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… him: Now as the Prophet ſpeaks, Can two walke together except they be agreed? QueſtionleſſeQuestionless God is reconciled to them who truly love him; els he would not bee …
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… him: Now as the Prophet ſpeaks, Can two walke together except they be agreed? QueſtionleſſeQuestionless God is reconciled to them who truly love him; els he would not bee …
Nehemiah Rogers · The Disabled Debtor Discharged · p. 216 · Open in the reader

The Good Samaritan A57545

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… that ſo few conſciences are awaked, and the worke of Humiliation ſo dangerouſly ſleighted: QueſtionleſſeQuestionless plauſibility is no fit preface for Regeneration; winds and earth-quakes ſhould goe before …
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… that ſo few conſciences are awaked, and the worke of Humiliation ſo dangerouſly ſleighted: QueſtionleſſeQuestionless plauſibility is no fit preface for Regeneration; winds and earth-quakes ſhould goe before …
Nehemiah Rogers · The Good Samaritan · p. 135 · Open in the reader

The Bowels of Tender Mercy Sealed in the Everlasting Covenant A59035

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Sol. QueſtionleſſeQuestionless, the Covenant of grace requires good works. This is a faithful ſaying (ſaith Paul …
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Sol. QueſtionleſſeQuestionless, the Covenant of grace requires good works. This is a faithful ſaying (ſaith Paul …
Obadiah Sedgwick · The Bowels of Tender Mercy Sealed in the Everlasting Covenant · p. 11 · Open in the reader

A Greek in the Temple A59915

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… Now ſettled temples in Dionyſius his time, almoſt certain it is, there were none: QueſtionleſſeQuestionless no Monks, the order whereof was inſtituted firſt by Paul the Hermite ſome two …
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… Now ſettled temples in Dionyſius his time, almoſt certain it is, there were none: QueſtionleſſeQuestionless no Monks, the order whereof was inſtituted firſt by Paul the Hermite ſome two …
John Sherman · A Greek in the Temple · p. 13 · Open in the reader

Commentary on Ezra Nehemiah Ester Job and Psalms A63066

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… this verſe, as if it were no …, but a plain aſſertion to this effect: QueſtionleſſeQuestionless you are to be counted … the common ſort of people (ſee John 7.49.) Neither is …
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… this verſe, as if it were no …, but a plain aſſertion to this effect: QueſtionleſſeQuestionless you are to be counted … the common ſort of people (ſee John 7.49.) Neither is …
John Trapp · Commentary on Ezra Nehemiah Ester Job and Psalms · p. 109 · Open in the reader

Gods Glory in Mans Happiness A63572

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… the reaſon why one man rather then another ſhall be ſaved by his death? QueſtionleſſeQuestionless it is ſo. When Chriſt is dead for us, how comes the merit of …
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… the reaſon why one man rather then another ſhall be ſaved by his death? QueſtionleſſeQuestionless it is ſo. When Chriſt is dead for us, how comes the merit of …
Francis Taylor · Gods Glory in Mans Happiness · p. 96 · Open in the reader

The Sum of Christian Religion A64611

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… ſimilitude of properties, and by creation. Object. 3. The Saints are born of God. Anſ. QueſtionleſſeQuestionless, by regeneration through the holy Ghoſt. Object. 4. We are made partakers of the divine …
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… ſimilitude of properties, and by creation. Object. 3. The Saints are born of God. Anſ. QueſtionleſſeQuestionless, by regeneration through the holy Ghoſt. Object. 4. We are made partakers of the divine …
Zacharias Ursinus · The Sum of Christian Religion · p. 166 · Open in the reader
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… by a neceſſity of conſequent, and only conditionall. Object. 2. God is neceſſarily good. Anſ. QueſtionleſſeQuestionless, but yet by a neceſſity of unchangeableneſſe, not of constraint. Object. 3. What hee hath …
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… by a neceſſity of conſequent, and only conditionall. Object. 2. God is neceſſarily good. Anſ. QueſtionleſſeQuestionless, but yet by a neceſſity of unchangeableneſſe, not of constraint. Object. 3. What hee hath …
Zacharias Ursinus · The Sum of Christian Religion · p. 168 · Open in the reader

Certain Discourses A64635

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… What now is the Mystical Babylon which here Gods People are bidden to leave. QuestionlesseQuestionless some City answering to this, in State, in Glorie in Oppression of the People …
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… What now is the Mystical Babylon which here Gods People are bidden to leave. QuestionlesseQuestionless some City answering to this, in State, in Glorie in Oppression of the People …
James Ussher · Certain Discourses · p. 45 · Open in the reader

Commentary Upon Genesis 1-3 A65748

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… any Creature that was made before; or the Beaſts that were Created after them? QueſtionleſſeQuestionless, God bleſſed them too, that is both decreed their Continuance in the Natures and …
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… any Creature that was made before; or the Beaſts that were Created after them? QueſtionleſſeQuestionless, God bleſſed them too, that is both decreed their Continuance in the Natures and …
John White · Commentary Upon Genesis 1-3 · p. 86 · Open in the reader
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… from Gods own mouth, that the eating of that tree would certainly bring death? QueſtionleſſeQuestionless, ſhe ſhews in this errour of hers the diſpoſition of mans nature in general …
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… from Gods own mouth, that the eating of that tree would certainly bring death? QueſtionleſſeQuestionless, ſhe ſhews in this errour of hers the diſpoſition of mans nature in general …
John White · Commentary Upon Genesis 1-3 · p. 86 · Open in the reader

The Way to the Tree of Life A65753

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… the ſixe laſt, but ſpeaking indefinitely he leaves the words to be underſtood indefinitely: QueſtionleſſeQuestionless the maine thing that he preſcribes in this explication is the proportion of time …
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… the ſixe laſt, but ſpeaking indefinitely he leaves the words to be underſtood indefinitely: QueſtionleſſeQuestionless the maine thing that he preſcribes in this explication is the proportion of time …
John White · The Way to the Tree of Life · p. 261 · Open in the reader

Works of Joseph Hall A68126

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… literall ſenſe of Conſtantines bridle, wee paſſe, as more worthy of ſmiles than confutation: QueſtionleſſeQuestionless, the ſenſe is ſpirituall; and it is a ſure rule, that as the hiſtoricall …
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… literall ſenſe of Conſtantines bridle, wee paſſe, as more worthy of ſmiles than confutation: QueſtionleſſeQuestionless, the ſenſe is ſpirituall; and it is a ſure rule, that as the hiſtoricall …
Joseph Hall · Works of Joseph Hall · p. 451 · Open in the reader
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… blood muſt be trampled on, for God; Could that long-ſetled Idolatry want abettors? QueſtionleſſeQuestionless, ſome or other would ſay; This was the religion of your father Abijam, this …
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… blood muſt be trampled on, for God; Could that long-ſetled Idolatry want abettors? QueſtionleſſeQuestionless, ſome or other would ſay; This was the religion of your father Abijam, this …
Joseph Hall · Works of Joseph Hall · p. 1327 · Open in the reader

Commentary on Malachi A71123

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… guide is Nature, and that a man ſhall never erre if he follow it. QueſtionleſſeQuestionless it is a marvellous blind guide in all things, and whitherſoever it calls, we …
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… guide is Nature, and that a man ſhall never erre if he follow it. QueſtionleſſeQuestionless it is a marvellous blind guide in all things, and whitherſoever it calls, we …
Richard Stock · Commentary on Malachi · p. 23 · Open in the reader
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… know will diſpleaſe them, and are aſhamed to be accounted more than ordinarily dutifull? QueſtionleſſeQuestionless no; then let them be their own Judges, and ſhall; for they tell us …
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… know will diſpleaſe them, and are aſhamed to be accounted more than ordinarily dutifull? QueſtionleſſeQuestionless no; then let them be their own Judges, and ſhall; for they tell us …
Richard Stock · Commentary on Malachi · p. 104 · Open in the reader

Living Loves Betwixt Christ and Dying Christians A75710

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… this their affliction: he ſaw when our beloved relations breathed out their laſt gaſp. QueſtionleſſeQuestionless it cheered Hagar, when ſhe underſtood that God took notice, when the bottle was …
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… this their affliction: he ſaw when our beloved relations breathed out their laſt gaſp. QueſtionleſſeQuestionless it cheered Hagar, when ſhe underſtood that God took notice, when the bottle was …
Simeon Ashe · Living Loves Betwixt Christ and Dying Christians · p. 48 · Open in the reader