trē bletrēble
Words joined or split: to day → today, it selfe → itself, aswell → as well.
- Puritas changed it
- 15 times in 14 works
- Consistency
- 100% (15 of 15, in those works)
- Reach if approved
- ~16 places (estimated)
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- Matches
- Phrase, any case
- In our text
- 15 times in the 7,099 works compared
- Other readings
- None
- Taken into joins
- None
If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (15 changes in 14 works, 100% consistent).”
Where Puritas made the change (8 of 15)
- Printed… creatures without ſenſe, great and mighty creatures, and creatures that haue not ſinned, they trē bletrēble, fly, and hide themſelues from his preſence, as not able to endure the terrour …With rule… creatures without ſenſe, great and mighty creatures, and creatures that haue not ſinned, they trē bletrēble, fly, and hide themſelues from his preſence, as not able to endure the terrour …
Sebastian Benefield · The Sin Against the Holy Ghost · p. 52 · Open in the reader
- Printed… word, is confirmed by his testimonie: must we take heed that we feare and trē bletrēble at the threates of the law, that we beleeue assuredly the promises of the …With rule… word, is confirmed by his testimonie: must we take heed that we feare and trē bletrēble at the threates of the law, that we beleeue assuredly the promises of the …
William Perkins · Lectures Upon Revelation 1-3 · p. 34 · Open in the reader
- Printed… contempt of Gods threatnings. Faith breeds feare: the more we beleeue, the more we trē bletrēble at Gods Iudgements: as IOSIAH. All ſecurity comes from infidelity; height of ſecurity, from …With rule… contempt of Gods threatnings. Faith breeds feare: the more we beleeue, the more we trē bletrēble at Gods Iudgements: as IOSIAH. All ſecurity comes from infidelity; height of ſecurity, from …
William Sclater · Exposition of 1 Thessalonians · p. 400 · Open in the reader
- Printed… that bost them selues to be Christians, are so afrayed of it, that they trē bletrēble at euery mention of it, as of a thing betokening vnluckely and vnhappy. Truely …With rule… that bost them selues to be Christians, are so afrayed of it, that they trē bletrēble at euery mention of it, as of a thing betokening vnluckely and vnhappy. Truely …
John Calvin · The Institutes of the Christian Religion · p. 169 · Open in the reader
- Printed… cannot fal although he would, when he looketh downe, feareth, and all his ioynts trē bletrēble, becauſe hee is not acquainted and accuſtomed to mount vp ſo high in the …With rule… cannot fal although he would, when he looketh downe, feareth, and all his ioynts trē bletrēble, becauſe hee is not acquainted and accuſtomed to mount vp ſo high in the …
William Attersoll · The New Covenant · p. 92 · Open in the reader
- Printed… I a falſe prophet, mercenary nor idle perſon, and yet I quake, I feare & trē bletrēble, remembring your horrible fall, & oght you to reſt, be quyet, & reioyce, againſt whome Gods …With rule… I a falſe prophet, mercenary nor idle perſon, and yet I quake, I feare & trē bletrēble, remembring your horrible fall, & oght you to reſt, be quyet, & reioyce, againſt whome Gods …
John Knox · Letter to Ministers in Geneva · p. 17 · Open in the reader
- Printed… leaſt by our infirmitie, we ſhould iuſtly diſpleaſe our God, where the wicked only trē bletrēble, becauſe of the puniſhment, 2. Cor. 7. 1. Here is forbidden hardneſſe of hearte, & no feare, to …With rule… leaſt by our infirmitie, we ſhould iuſtly diſpleaſe our God, where the wicked only trē bletrēble, becauſe of the puniſhment, 2. Cor. 7. 1. Here is forbidden hardneſſe of hearte, & no feare, to …
Dudley Fenner · Brief Treatise Upon the First Table of the Law · Open in the reader
- Printed… but a ſerious caſe and of greate importaunce, & ſuche whereat our hartes ought to trē bletrēble and quake for feare. Theſe thinges therefore are moſt earneſtly, and diligētly to be …With rule… but a ſerious caſe and of greate importaunce, & ſuche whereat our hartes ought to trē bletrēble and quake for feare. Theſe thinges therefore are moſt earneſtly, and diligētly to be …
Martin Luther · Commentary on Peter and Jude · p. 153 · Open in the reader
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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (0)
None: wherever Puritas had this word on its own, it changed it.