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)
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- Agrees: explicit
- Matches
- Exact word, any case
- In our text
- 902 times in the 7,099 works compared
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- Taken into joins
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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)
- Printed… 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 …With rule… 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
- Printed… 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 …With rule… 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
- Printed… 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 …With rule… 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
- Printed… 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 …With rule… 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
- Printed… 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 …With rule… 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
- Printed… 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 …With rule… 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
- Printed… 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 …With rule… 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
- Printed… 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 …With rule… 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
- Printed1. ExpliciteExplicit,With rule1. ExpliciteExplicit,
John Stoughton · The Heavenly Conversation and Natural Mans Condition · Open in the reader
- Printed1. ExpliciteExplicit.With rule1. ExpliciteExplicit.
John Stoughton · The Heavenly Conversation and Natural Mans Condition · Open in the reader
Opposition to Errors of William Sherlock A25202
- Printed… 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 …With rule… 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
- Printed31. Faith is partly Implicite, and partly ExpliciteExplicit.With rule31. Faith is partly Implicite, and partly ExpliciteExplicit.
William Ames · The Marrow of Sacred Divinity · p. 255 · Open in the reader
- Printed36. ExpliciteExplicit Faith is that whereby the truths of Faith are believed in particular, and not …With rule36. 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
- Printed37. ExpliciteExplicit Faith must necessarily be had of those things which are propounded to our Faith …With rule37. 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
- Printed… 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 …With rule… 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
- PrintedBut you know that they diſtinguiſh of faith ExpliciteExplicit and Implicite: He may be Implicitely a Chriſtian that believeth not the Eſſentials Explicitely …With ruleBut 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
- Printed… 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 …With rule… 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
- Printed… 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 …With rule… 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
- Printed… 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 …With rule… 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
- Printed… 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 …With rule… 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
- Printed… 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 …With rule… 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
- Printed… 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 …With rule… 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
- Printed… 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 …With rule… 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
- PrintedExpliciteExplicit or implicite. p. 459With ruleExpliciteExplicit 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
- Printed… Implicite: The other for the learned and more knowing, which they ſay ſhould be ExpliciteExplicit.With rule… 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
- Printed… 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 …With rule… 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
- Printed… 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 …With rule… 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
- Printed… 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 …With rule… 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
- Printed… 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 …With rule… 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
- Printed… you tell me our Arguments for Infants-Baptiſme ſtand upon the notion of an ExpliciteExplicit Covenant. How true this is, let the Reader judge.With rule… 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
- Printed2. ExpliciteExplicit Delight in God may be considered, as to itsWith rule2. 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
- Printed… 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.With rule… 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
- Printed… 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 …With rule… 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
- Printed… 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 …With rule… 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
- Printed… 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 …With rule… 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
- Printed2. The ExpliciteExplicit Acts, when a Soul thus humbled casts it self upon Christ for Grace, Mercy …With rule2. 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
- Printed… 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 …With rule… 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
- Printed… 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 …With rule… 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
- Printed… 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 …With rule… 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
- Printed… 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 …With rule… 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
- Printed… 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.With rule… 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
- Printed… 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 …With rule… 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
- Printed… 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 …With rule… 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
- Printed… 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 …With rule… 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
- Printed… 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 …With rule… 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
- Printed… 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 …With rule… 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
- Printed… 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 …With rule… 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
- PrintedFirst, ExpliciteExplicit; as able to know a Trinity and Unity, and to distinguish it.With ruleFirst, 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
- Printed… 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 …With rule… 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
- Printed… 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 …With rule… 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
- Printed… 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 …With rule… 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
- Printed… 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 …With rule… 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
- Printed… 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 …With rule… 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
- Printed… 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 …With rule… 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
- Printed… 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 …With rule… 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
- Printed… 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 …With rule… 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
- Printed… 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 …With rule… 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
- Printed3. 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 …With rule3. 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
- PrintedAn ExpliciteExplicit Covenant is, when there is an open expression and profession of this ingag…ment …With ruleAn 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
- Printed… 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 …With rule… 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
- PrintedEXpliciteExplicit and particular covenants are not neceſſary to the conſtitution of Churches. 1. Chriſtians fell into …With ruleEXpliciteExplicit 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
- Printed… 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 …With rule… 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
- Printed2. 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 …With rule2. 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