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expliciteexplicit

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

Puritas changed it
814 times in 337 works
Consistency
90.3% (814 of 901)
Reach if approved
~948 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner
Agrees: explicit
Matches
Exact word, any case
In our text
902 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings
None
Taken into joins
None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (814 changes in 337 works, 90.3% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 814)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied
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    … but diuerſly, quoniam tempore legis naturae, &c. becauſe in the law of nature that expliciteexplicit faith was ſufficient, which might be had in the naturall vnderſtanding with out any …
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    … but diuerſly, quoniam tempore legis naturae, &c. becauſe in the law of nature that expliciteexplicit faith was ſufficient, which might be had in the naturall vnderſtanding with out any …

    Thomas Stoughton · Against Popery · p. 275 · Open in the reader

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    … beleeuer must haue a speciall, particular, proper faith of his owne; yea a cleare, expliciteexplicit, and vnfolded faith in Christ: that hee is not onely the Redeemer of mankinde …
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    … beleeuer must haue a speciall, particular, proper faith of his owne; yea a cleare, expliciteexplicit, and vnfolded faith in Christ: that hee is not onely the Redeemer of mankinde …

    Henry Burton · Truths Triumph Over Trent · p. 212 · Open in the reader

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    … these two, equally obedient to God's commands, the former without such an express and expliciteexplicit promise of Reward the other, encouraged by stronger Arguments of clear and numerous Promises …
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    … these two, equally obedient to God's commands, the former without such an express and expliciteexplicit promise of Reward the other, encouraged by stronger Arguments of clear and numerous Promises …

    Vincent Alsop · Opposition to Errors of William Sherlock · p. 586 · Open in the reader

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    … But it is unbelief which Apostates do fall to; for it is only an expliciteexplicit or implicite renouncing of Christ either as Lord or Saviour, or both, which is …
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    … But it is unbelief which Apostates do fall to; for it is only an expliciteexplicit or implicite renouncing of Christ either as Lord or Saviour, or both, which is …

    Richard Baxter · Aphorisms of Justification · p. 237 · Open in the reader

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    … Religion Generally and implicitely received that I mean, but their Subjective Religion, and their expliciteexplicit reception of the Objective. The Scripture is our perfect Objective Religion in it self …
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    … Religion Generally and implicitely received that I mean, but their Subjective Religion, and their expliciteexplicit reception of the Objective. The Scripture is our perfect Objective Religion in it self …

    Richard Baxter · The Dangerous Schismatic · p. 25 · Open in the reader

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    … the flock, or any ſuch like: And he miſtaketh that will make a more expliciteexplicit contract to be more neceſſary than it is. But it ſeemeth ſtrange to us …
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    … the flock, or any ſuch like: And he miſtaketh that will make a more expliciteexplicit contract to be more neceſſary than it is. But it ſeemeth ſtrange to us …

    Richard Baxter · The Nonconformists Plea for Peace · p. 304 · Open in the reader

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    … ſaith this man [It is not in any of the Churches, unleſs Independents, neither expliciteexplicit nor implicite.] Then none ſhould ſo much as implicitely ſhew Conſent to the Relation …
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    … ſaith this man [It is not in any of the Churches, unleſs Independents, neither expliciteexplicit nor implicite.] Then none ſhould ſo much as implicitely ſhew Conſent to the Relation …

    Richard Baxter · A Third Defense of Peace · p. 71 · Open in the reader

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    … to declare good or bad successe, cannot be done without confederacie with Satan either expliciteexplicit, or implicite. For the plaine cast of a die, or the opening of a …
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    … to declare good or bad successe, cannot be done without confederacie with Satan either expliciteexplicit, or implicite. For the plaine cast of a die, or the opening of a …

    William Perkins · The Damned Art of Witchcraft · p. 107 · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (87)

68 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 55 are listed here. 19 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.

The Heavenly Conversation and Natural Mans Condition A13017

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    1. ExpliciteExplicit,
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    1. ExpliciteExplicit,

    John Stoughton · The Heavenly Conversation and Natural Mans Condition · Open in the reader

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    1. ExpliciteExplicit.
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    1. ExpliciteExplicit.

    John Stoughton · The Heavenly Conversation and Natural Mans Condition · Open in the reader

Opposition to Errors of William Sherlock A25202

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    … God's Nature, revealed by the works of Creation and Providence to Reason; and an ExpliciteExplicit one too in the particular Revelation, that God would bestow Pardon of Sin and …
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    … God's Nature, revealed by the works of Creation and Providence to Reason; and an ExpliciteExplicit one too in the particular Revelation, that God would bestow Pardon of Sin and …

    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 Implicite, and partly ExpliciteExplicit.
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    31. Faith is partly Implicite, and partly ExpliciteExplicit.

    William Ames · The Marrow of Sacred Divinity · p. 255 · Open in the reader

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    36. ExpliciteExplicit Faith is that whereby the truths of Faith are believed in particular, and not …
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    36. ExpliciteExplicit Faith is that whereby the truths of Faith are believed in particular, and not …

    William Ames · The Marrow of Sacred Divinity · p. 256 · Open in the reader

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    37. ExpliciteExplicit Faith must necessarily be had of those things which are propounded to our Faith …
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    37. ExpliciteExplicit Faith must necessarily be had of those things which are propounded to our Faith …

    William Ames · The Marrow of Sacred Divinity · p. 256 · Open in the reader

Full and Easy Satisfaction A26931

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    … Infallibility than others? The neceſſity of diſcerning the Eſſentials of Chriſtianity. The diſtinction of ExpliciteExplicit and Implicite faith conſidered. How come ſo many Princes, Nobles, Learned men, and whole …
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    … Infallibility than others? The neceſſity of diſcerning the Eſſentials of Chriſtianity. The diſtinction of ExpliciteExplicit and Implicite faith conſidered. How come ſo many Princes, Nobles, Learned men, and whole …

    Richard Baxter · Full and Easy Satisfaction · Open in the reader

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    But you know that they diſtinguiſh of faith ExpliciteExplicit and Implicite: He may be Implicitely a Chriſtian that believeth not the Eſſentials Explicitely …
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    But you know that they diſtinguiſh of faith ExpliciteExplicit and Implicite: He may be Implicitely a Chriſtian that believeth not the Eſſentials Explicitely …

    Richard Baxter · Full and Easy Satisfaction · p. 161 · Open in the reader

A Key for Catholics A26947

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    … of equal neceſſity to ſalvation. 17. And what mean they to diſtinguiſh of Implicite and ExpliciteExplicit faith? Is it enough to believe as the Church believes, and not know what …
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    … of equal neceſſity to ſalvation. 17. And what mean they to diſtinguiſh of Implicite and ExpliciteExplicit faith? Is it enough to believe as the Church believes, and not know what …

    Richard Baxter · A Key for Catholics · p. 63 · Open in the reader

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    … Theol. q. 5. ſubſcribes to this opinion, ſaying—ſince the promulgation of the Goſpel an ExpliciteExplicit Belief of Chriſt is neceſſary: except with the invincibly ignorant, to whom an implicite …
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    … Theol. q. 5. ſubſcribes to this opinion, ſaying—ſince the promulgation of the Goſpel an ExpliciteExplicit Belief of Chriſt is neceſſary: except with the invincibly ignorant, to whom an implicite …

    Richard Baxter · A Key for Catholics · p. 266 · Open in the reader

The Successive Visibility of the Church A27045

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    … kind of apprehension may be called Implicite; and the distinct and more digested conceptions ExpliciteExplicit. 2. When a general proposition is believed as the matter of our faith, but the …
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    … kind of apprehension may be called Implicite; and the distinct and more digested conceptions ExpliciteExplicit. 2. When a general proposition is believed as the matter of our faith, but the …

    Richard Baxter · The Successive Visibility of the Church · p. 314 · Open in the reader

A Treatise of Knowledge and Love A27051

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    … others that this Implicite Faith is that in the virtue of which all the ExpliciteExplicit muſt proceed. And if God may but be allowed to be equal herein with …
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    … others that this Implicite Faith is that in the virtue of which all the ExpliciteExplicit muſt proceed. And if God may but be allowed to be equal herein with …

    Richard Baxter · A Treatise of Knowledge and Love · p. 88 · Open in the reader

Which is the True Church A27069

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    … Is not all that which he calleth expliciteexplicit belief, the meer denomination of the ExpliciteExplicit, from the particulars implyed in it? Can any Man want an Implicite belief, that …
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    … Is not all that which he calleth expliciteexplicit belief, the meer denomination of the ExpliciteExplicit, from the particulars implyed in it? Can any Man want an Implicite belief, that …

    Richard Baxter · Which is the True Church · p. 149 · Open in the reader

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    … particulars implyed in it? Can any Man want an Implicite belief, that wanteth no ExpliciteExplicit belief? If I am not bound explicitely to believe that the Pope and his …
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    … particulars implyed in it? Can any Man want an Implicite belief, that wanteth no ExpliciteExplicit belief? If I am not bound explicitely to believe that the Pope and his …

    Richard Baxter · Which is the True Church · p. 149 · Open in the reader

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    … he spake distributively of two sorts of Faith, viz. both the Implicite and the ExpliciteExplicit, and so meant to deny the Scripture-sufficiency only to the first; if so …
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    … he spake distributively of two sorts of Faith, viz. both the Implicite and the ExpliciteExplicit, and so meant to deny the Scripture-sufficiency only to the first; if so …

    Richard Baxter · Which is the True Church · p. 152 · Open in the reader

The Covenant of God Entered with Mankind A28344

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    ExpliciteExplicit or implicite. p. 459
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    ExpliciteExplicit or implicite. p. 459

    Thomas Blake · The Covenant of God Entered with Mankind · Open in the reader

The Practical Divinity of the Papists Discovered to be Destructive A33363

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    … Implicite: The other for the learned and more knowing, which they ſay ſhould be ExpliciteExplicit.
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    … Implicite: The other for the learned and more knowing, which they ſay ſhould be ExpliciteExplicit.

    David Clarkson · The Practical Divinity of the Papists Discovered to be Destructive · p. 109 · Open in the reader

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    … muſt be the implicite Repentance, ſufficient for the pardon of Venial ſins; and the ExpliciteExplicit very like it, an act of Repentance (ſuch as is receiving of Holy-water …
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    … muſt be the implicite Repentance, ſufficient for the pardon of Venial ſins; and the ExpliciteExplicit very like it, an act of Repentance (ſuch as is receiving of Holy-water …

    David Clarkson · The Practical Divinity of the Papists Discovered to be Destructive · p. 122 · Open in the reader

Practical Divinity A41120

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    … are thoſe that never ſhew themſelves in the heart, but at ſome deſperate attempt; ExpliciteExplicit, are thoſe which are in the heart every day: as in Pſal. 49, 11. They think …
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    … are thoſe that never ſhew themſelves in the heart, but at ſome deſperate attempt; ExpliciteExplicit, are thoſe which are in the heart every day: as in Pſal. 49, 11. They think …

    William Fenner · Practical Divinity · p. 8 · Open in the reader

Twenty-Nine Sermons A41140

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    … are thoſe that never ſhew themſelves in the heart, but at ſome deſperate attempt; ExpliciteExplicit, are thoſe which are in the heart every day: as in Pſal. 49. 11. They think …
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    … are thoſe that never ſhew themſelves in the heart, but at ſome deſperate attempt; ExpliciteExplicit, are thoſe which are in the heart every day: as in Pſal. 49. 11. They think …

    William Fenner · Twenty-Nine Sermons · Open in the reader

A Sober Reply to the Sober Answer of Cawdrey A41334

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    … by them, as an unworthy and ungrounded asperſion, &c. then ſhewes that Implicite and ExpliciteExplicit are but Adjuncts of the Covenant: and in ſome caſes an Implicite Covenant may …
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    … by them, as an unworthy and ungrounded asperſion, &c. then ſhewes that Implicite and ExpliciteExplicit are but Adjuncts of the Covenant: and in ſome caſes an Implicite Covenant may …

    Giles Firmin · A Sober Reply to the Sober Answer of Cawdrey · p. 25 · Open in the reader

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    … you tell me our Arguments for Infants-Baptiſme ſtand upon the notion of an ExpliciteExplicit Covenant. How true this is, let the Reader judge.
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    … you tell me our Arguments for Infants-Baptiſme ſtand upon the notion of an ExpliciteExplicit Covenant. How true this is, let the Reader judge.

    Giles Firmin · A Sober Reply to the Sober Answer of Cawdrey · p. 29 · Open in the reader

Delighting in God A44697

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    2. ExpliciteExplicit Delight in God may be considered, as to its
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    2. ExpliciteExplicit Delight in God may be considered, as to its

    John Howe · Delighting in God · Open in the reader

First Epistle of John Applied Part 2 A45548

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    … my text speaketh of, as the propitiation, and so I am fallen on the ExpliciteExplicit ve…ity, which is here plainly and directly laied downe.
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    … my text speaketh of, as the propitiation, and so I am fallen on the ExpliciteExplicit ve…ity, which is here plainly and directly laied downe.

    Nathaniel Hardy · First Epistle of John Applied Part 2 · p. 371 · Open in the reader

Concerning Baptism and Communion of Churches in New England A50206

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    … bind, and of the ſame extent, in the one as well as the other: ExpliciteExplicit and Implicite, are but adjuncts of the Covenant, and therefore though they are not …
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    … bind, and of the ſame extent, in the one as well as the other: ExpliciteExplicit and Implicite, are but adjuncts of the Covenant, and therefore though they are not …

    Increase Mather · Concerning Baptism and Communion of Churches in New England · p. 25 · Open in the reader

Defense of the Answer and Arguments of Synod in Boston A50248

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    … Phrase [Further act, or covenanting] to be meant of a particular formal act of ExpliciteExplicit Verbal covenanting. For otherwise, there is a further act, yea an act of (implicite …
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    … Phrase [Further act, or covenanting] to be meant of a particular formal act of ExpliciteExplicit Verbal covenanting. For otherwise, there is a further act, yea an act of (implicite …

    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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    … usually observe, that there are two sorts of Thoughts, Implicite as as well as ExpliciteExplicit. The Scripture calls them inward Thoughts, Psal. 49.11. Their inward thought is that their houses …
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    … usually observe, that there are two sorts of Thoughts, Implicite as as well as ExpliciteExplicit. The Scripture calls them inward Thoughts, Psal. 49.11. Their inward thought is that their houses …

    Thomas Manton · Sermons Volume 4 · p. 383 · Open in the reader

Sermons Volume 2 A51846

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    2. The ExpliciteExplicit Acts, when a Soul thus humbled casts it self upon Christ for Grace, Mercy …
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    2. The ExpliciteExplicit Acts, when a Soul thus humbled casts it self upon Christ for Grace, Mercy …

    Thomas Manton · Sermons Volume 2 · p. 297 · Open in the reader

Catholic Charity Complaining and Maintaining that Rome is Uncharitable A57693

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    … and first grounds of Christianitie more then others doe, and therefore exact a more ExpliciteExplicit beliefe, and consequently may bee accounted in some respects more fundamentall. It being then …
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    … and first grounds of Christianitie more then others doe, and therefore exact a more ExpliciteExplicit beliefe, and consequently may bee accounted in some respects more fundamentall. It being then …

    Francis Rous · Catholic Charity Complaining and Maintaining that Rome is Uncharitable · p. 251 · Open in the reader

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    … there are such doctrines of farre greater importance then others, that exact a more ExpliciteExplicit beliefe, and are more fundamentall; why doth hee not answer himselfe concerning that which …
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    … there are such doctrines of farre greater importance then others, that exact a more ExpliciteExplicit beliefe, and are more fundamentall; why doth hee not answer himselfe concerning that which …

    Francis Rous · Catholic Charity Complaining and Maintaining that Rome is Uncharitable · p. 251 · Open in the reader

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    … Explicites: for their Heads, Articles, and Grounds of Religion to which they require an ExpliciteExplicit beliefe, are such as those which we call fundamentall; yea, not onely wee but …
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    … Explicites: for their Heads, Articles, and Grounds of Religion to which they require an ExpliciteExplicit beliefe, are such as those which we call fundamentall; yea, not onely wee but …

    Francis Rous · Catholic Charity Complaining and Maintaining that Rome is Uncharitable · p. 251 · Open in the reader

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    … given to his Papists: So that if a Papist should faile of beleeving an ExpliciteExplicit, by not knowing it to bee an ExpliciteExplicit, hee must be sure to perish …
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    … given to his Papists: So that if a Papist should faile of beleeving an ExpliciteExplicit, by not knowing it to bee an ExpliciteExplicit, hee must be sure to perish …

    Francis Rous · Catholic Charity Complaining and Maintaining that Rome is Uncharitable · p. 255 · Open in the reader

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    … Papist should faile of beleeving an ExpliciteExplicit, by not knowing it to bee an ExpliciteExplicit, hee must be sure to perish, and that for ever.
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    … Papist should faile of beleeving an ExpliciteExplicit, by not knowing it to bee an ExpliciteExplicit, hee must be sure to perish, and that for ever.

    Francis Rous · Catholic Charity Complaining and Maintaining that Rome is Uncharitable · p. 255 · Open in the reader

A Hind Let Loose A59963

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    … the people, is their Compact with him: which must either be Express or Tacite, ExpliciteExplicit or Implicite. Two things are here to be proven, that will furnish an Argument …
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    … the people, is their Compact with him: which must either be Express or Tacite, ExpliciteExplicit or Implicite. Two things are here to be proven, that will furnish an Argument …

    Alexander Shields · A Hind Let Loose · p. 343 · Open in the reader

A Weapon-Salve for the Churchs Wounds A61558

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    … Baptized; expliciteexplicit declared by challenging the Priviledges, and observing the Duties of the Covenant. ExpliciteExplicit by express owning the Gospel when adult, very useful for recovering the credit of …
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    … Baptized; expliciteexplicit declared by challenging the Priviledges, and observing the Duties of the Covenant. ExpliciteExplicit by express owning the Gospel when adult, very useful for recovering the credit of …

    Edward Stillingfleet · A Weapon-Salve for the Churchs Wounds · Open in the reader

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    … baptized; expliciteexplicit, declared by challenging the priviledges, and observing the duties of the Covenant. ExpliciteExplicit by express owning the Gospel when adult, very usefull for recovering the credit of …
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    … baptized; expliciteexplicit, declared by challenging the priviledges, and observing the duties of the Covenant. ExpliciteExplicit by express owning the Gospel when adult, very usefull for recovering the credit of …

    Edward Stillingfleet · A Weapon-Salve for the Churchs Wounds · p. 132 · Open in the reader

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    … Martyr, Pliny, Tertullian. The necessary requisites of Church Membership, whether positive signs of Grace: ExpliciteExplicit Covenant, how far necessary; not the formal Constitution of a Church, * proved by several …
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    … Martyr, Pliny, Tertullian. The necessary requisites of Church Membership, whether positive signs of Grace: ExpliciteExplicit Covenant, how far necessary; not the formal Constitution of a Church, * proved by several …

    Edward Stillingfleet · A Weapon-Salve for the Churchs Wounds · p. 132 · Open in the reader

A Holy Commonwealth A76178

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    … modal difference of Governments, which is in their Power, is the effect of Contract, ExpliciteExplicit or Implicite, and not of Law. So that there are no Humane Constitutive, Fundamental …
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    … modal difference of Governments, which is in their Power, is the effect of Contract, ExpliciteExplicit or Implicite, and not of Law. So that there are no Humane Constitutive, Fundamental …

    Richard Baxter · A Holy Commonwealth · p. 182 · Open in the reader

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    … their Power. When ever they were established in that Power, it was by an ExpliciteExplicit or Implicite Contract, between the Prince and People, there being no other Ground that …
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    … their Power. When ever they were established in that Power, it was by an ExpliciteExplicit or Implicite Contract, between the Prince and People, there being no other Ground that …

    Richard Baxter · A Holy Commonwealth · p. 458 · Open in the reader

Apostolical Baptism A76796

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    First, ExpliciteExplicit; as able to know a Trinity and Unity, and to distinguish it.
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    First, ExpliciteExplicit; as able to know a Trinity and Unity, and to distinguish it.

    Christopher Blackwood · Apostolical Baptism · p. 23 · Open in the reader

A Sober Answer to a Serious Question A78433

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    … them is not great, if any at all. The one, Mr. (Hooker) requires an ExpliciteExplicit Covenant; to make Church members, and allows no children of the moſt knowing and …
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    … them is not great, if any at all. The one, Mr. (Hooker) requires an ExpliciteExplicit Covenant; to make Church members, and allows no children of the moſt knowing and …

    Daniel Cawdry · A Sober Answer to a Serious Question · Open in the reader

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    … his ſubjection to Diſcipline] which is Tantamount if not the ſame, with the Independents ExpliciteExplicit Covenant; yet herein he is to be commended, that he is not ſo rigide …
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    … his ſubjection to Diſcipline] which is Tantamount if not the ſame, with the Independents ExpliciteExplicit Covenant; yet herein he is to be commended, that he is not ſo rigide …

    Daniel Cawdry · A Sober Answer to a Serious Question · Open in the reader

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    … government, can remove from his Church, to another, and eaſe themſelves of his moſt ExpliciteExplicit Covenant. They (of whom he ſpeaks there) that [acknowledged diſcipline as an Ordinance, and …
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    … government, can remove from his Church, to another, and eaſe themſelves of his moſt ExpliciteExplicit Covenant. They (of whom he ſpeaks there) that [acknowledged diſcipline as an Ordinance, and …

    Daniel Cawdry · A Sober Answer to a Serious Question · Open in the reader

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    … natural as (father and child) but free] when to my apprehenſion, he requires an ExpliciteExplicit Covenant, to make or admit a member, as Independents do. The truth is, as …
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    … natural as (father and child) but free] when to my apprehenſion, he requires an ExpliciteExplicit Covenant, to make or admit a member, as Independents do. The truth is, as …

    Daniel Cawdry · A Sober Answer to a Serious Question · Open in the reader

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    … ground only; But their Arguments againſt Infant Baptiſme, ſtand upon the notion of an ExpliciteExplicit Covenant, to be made by every one that is Baptized. And if we had …
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    … ground only; But their Arguments againſt Infant Baptiſme, ſtand upon the notion of an ExpliciteExplicit Covenant, to be made by every one that is Baptized. And if we had …

    Daniel Cawdry · A Sober Answer to a Serious Question · p. 5 · Open in the reader

Select Cases Conscience Touching Witches and Witchcrafts A85867

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    … a Covenant or compact is unanimouſly delivered by the Learned, to bee two fold▪ ExpliciteExplicit, and Implicite. 1. ExpliciteExplicit, or Expreſſe, by word or writing; wherein it is mutually ſtipulated …
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    … a Covenant or compact is unanimouſly delivered by the Learned, to bee two fold▪ ExpliciteExplicit, and Implicite. 1. ExpliciteExplicit, or Expreſſe, by word or writing; wherein it is mutually ſtipulated …

    John Gaule · Select Cases Conscience Touching Witches and Witchcrafts · p. 71 · Open in the reader

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    … compact is unanimouſly delivered by the Learned, to bee two fold▪ ExpliciteExplicit, and Implicite. 1. ExpliciteExplicit, or Expreſſe, by word or writing; wherein it is mutually ſtipulated; the witch to …
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    … compact is unanimouſly delivered by the Learned, to bee two fold▪ ExpliciteExplicit, and Implicite. 1. ExpliciteExplicit, or Expreſſe, by word or writing; wherein it is mutually ſtipulated; the witch to …

    John Gaule · Select Cases Conscience Touching Witches and Witchcrafts · p. 71 · Open in the reader

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    … notorious and audacious; the Implicite but a Novice and a Baſtard in compariſon. The ExpliciteExplicit hath alwayes ſome viſible or ſenſible familiarity; ſo hath not the implicite as yet …
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    … notorious and audacious; the Implicite but a Novice and a Baſtard in compariſon. The ExpliciteExplicit hath alwayes ſome viſible or ſenſible familiarity; ſo hath not the implicite as yet …

    John Gaule · Select Cases Conscience Touching Witches and Witchcrafts · p. 73 · Open in the reader

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    … alwayes ſome viſible or ſenſible familiarity; ſo hath not the implicite as yet. The ExpliciteExplicit is become a perpetuall witch; the Implicite may onely be but ſo for that …
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    … alwayes ſome viſible or ſenſible familiarity; ſo hath not the implicite as yet. The ExpliciteExplicit is become a perpetuall witch; the Implicite may onely be but ſo for that …

    John Gaule · Select Cases Conscience Touching Witches and Witchcrafts · p. 73 · Open in the reader

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    3. Compact; whether the League or Covenant made with the Devill be ExpliciteExplicit and ſolemn; or Implicite and ſecret. If Implicite only; whether an Implicite pact (being …
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    3. Compact; whether the League or Covenant made with the Devill be ExpliciteExplicit and ſolemn; or Implicite and ſecret. If Implicite only; whether an Implicite pact (being …

    John Gaule · Select Cases Conscience Touching Witches and Witchcrafts · p. 102 · Open in the reader

A Survey of the Sum of Church Discipline A86533

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    An ExpliciteExplicit Covenant is, when there is an open expression and profession of this ingag…ment …
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    An ExpliciteExplicit Covenant is, when there is an open expression and profession of this ingag…ment …

    Thomas Hooker · A Survey of the Sum of Church Discipline · p. 47 · Open in the reader

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    … of a confoederation in it, by which a Church is constituted. For Implicite and ExpliciteExplicit are but adjuncts, and these separable from the essence. And therefore the essence and …
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    … of a confoederation in it, by which a Church is constituted. For Implicite and ExpliciteExplicit are but adjuncts, and these separable from the essence. And therefore the essence and …

    Thomas Hooker · A Survey of the Sum of Church Discipline · p. 48 · Open in the reader

The Temple Measured A89779

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    EXpliciteExplicit and particular covenants are not neceſſary to the conſtitution of Churches. 1. Chriſtians fell into …
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    EXpliciteExplicit and particular covenants are not neceſſary to the conſtitution of Churches. 1. Chriſtians fell into …

    James Noyes · The Temple Measured · p. 8 · Open in the reader

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    … in ſeparating the brethren: but for expliciteexplicit covenanting (pro modo & forma) I finde nothing. ExpliciteExplicit covenanting and ſearching of the conſcience, may be a diſpenſation too violent and compulſory …
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    … in ſeparating the brethren: but for expliciteexplicit covenanting (pro modo & forma) I finde nothing. ExpliciteExplicit covenanting and ſearching of the conſcience, may be a diſpenſation too violent and compulſory …

    James Noyes · The Temple Measured · p. 9 · Open in the reader

The True Dissenter B26109

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    2. The Relation of Members to each other, is founded in an ExpliciteExplicit or Implicite Consent amongst themselves, for after they have given up themselves to God …
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    2. The Relation of Members to each other, is founded in an ExpliciteExplicit or Implicite Consent amongst themselves, for after they have given up themselves to God …

    Stephen Lobb · The True Dissenter · p. 89 · Open in the reader