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Waiting for reviewie → y, y / iCandidate #4242 · from the Puritas diff · puritas-full-2026-10-19

marryedmarried

ie for a final y, y for i: mercie → mercy, tyme → time.

Puritas changed it
910 times in 309 works
Consistency
91.0% (910 of 999)
Reach if approved
~1,050 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner
Agrees: married
Matches
Exact word, any case
In our text
999 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings
None
Taken into joins
None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (910 changes in 309 works, 91.0% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 910)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied
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    FEstus, th'art old, and yet wouldst marryedmarried bee:
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    FEstus, th'art old, and yet wouldst marryedmarried bee:

    John Owen · Epigrams · Open in the reader

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    … spouse of Christ: but every believing Christian is the spouse of Christ; he is marryedmarried to Christ, he is the head, wee the members: he is the husband, wee …
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    … spouse of Christ: but every believing Christian is the spouse of Christ; he is marryedmarried to Christ, he is the head, wee the members: he is the husband, wee …

    Richard Sibbes · A Miracle of Miracles · p. 18 · Open in the reader

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    … the partie innocent is at lybertie (as touching his conſcience) to bee deuorced and marryedmarried to another: but to the guiltie we giue no ſuch libertie, but leaue the …
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    … the partie innocent is at lybertie (as touching his conſcience) to bee deuorced and marryedmarried to another: but to the guiltie we giue no ſuch libertie, but leaue the …

    Walter Travers · Answer to a Supplicatory Epistle for the Pretended Catholics · p. 224 · Open in the reader

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    … matrimonye to be an vndefyled thynge, and ſuch care thou haſt ouer the perſonages marryedmarried and their condition, that vnto damnation they ſinne, which not onely goe about to …
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    … matrimonye to be an vndefyled thynge, and ſuch care thou haſt ouer the perſonages marryedmarried and their condition, that vnto damnation they ſinne, which not onely goe about to …

    John Bradford · Godly Meditations Upon the Lords Prayer · Open in the reader

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    … If wee haue an eye to the perfection which God requyreth, whosoeuer hath once marryedmarried a wife, must keepe his faith and troth towardes her to the vttermost, that …
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    … If wee haue an eye to the perfection which God requyreth, whosoeuer hath once marryedmarried a wife, must keepe his faith and troth towardes her to the vttermost, that …

    John Calvin · Sermons on Deuteronomy · p. 748 · Open in the reader

  6. Printed
    … that eate fleshe: yet Pope Syricius is affirmed to write, that they which be marryedmarried be in the flesh, and cannot please God: Ep. ad Him. Tarrat. And what …
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    … that eate fleshe: yet Pope Syricius is affirmed to write, that they which be marryedmarried be in the flesh, and cannot please God: Ep. ad Him. Tarrat. And what …

    William Fulke · Rejoinder to Bristows Reply · p. 25 · Open in the reader

  7. Printed
    17 Therfor are they virgins marryedmarried vnto Christ in faythe / as were the Corynthyanes by Paules preachynge / whom he wyshed …
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    17 Therfor are they virgins marryedmarried vnto Christ in faythe / as were the Corynthyanes by Paules preachynge / whom he wyshed …

    John Bale · The Image of Both Churches in Revelation 2 · Open in the reader

  8. Printed
    … who Anno 450, at the perſwaſion of Hengist, brought in a multitude of Saxons, and marryedmarried Rowen daughter to Hengiſt: of whom it is ſaid, that the devill entred into …
    With rule
    … who Anno 450, at the perſwaſion of Hengist, brought in a multitude of Saxons, and marryedmarried Rowen daughter to Hengiſt: of whom it is ſaid, that the devill entred into …

    Alexander Leighton · The Looking Glass of the Holy War · p. 241 · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (89)

44 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 41 are listed here. 45 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.

Against a Rank Papist A02621

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    … eligendus est, idcirco non assumē tur et infirmiores, cum omnes fortes esse non possint? MarryedMarried men are chosen to presthode, I deny it not, for ther are not so …
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    … eligendus est, idcirco non assumē tur et infirmiores, cum omnes fortes esse non possint? MarryedMarried men are chosen to presthode, I deny it not, for ther are not so …

    John Bale · Against a Rank Papist · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    MarryedMarried after presthode 125.
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    MarryedMarried after presthode 125.

    John Bale · Against a Rank Papist · Open in the reader

Epigrams A08687

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    EPIG. 66. MarryedMarried-folke.
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    EPIG. 66. MarryedMarried-folke.

    John Owen · Epigrams · Open in the reader

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    EPIG. 124. MarryedMarried-folke.
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    EPIG. 124. MarryedMarried-folke.

    John Owen · Epigrams · Open in the reader

Church History of the Government of Bishops and Their Councils A26898

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    … Universal Concord, thus prevailing by the Emperour and a General Council, Hilary Pictav. (a MarryedMarried Citizen made Bishop) drew some Orthodox Bishops of France to separate from the Arian …
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    … Universal Concord, thus prevailing by the Emperour and a General Council, Hilary Pictav. (a MarryedMarried Citizen made Bishop) drew some Orthodox Bishops of France to separate from the Arian …

    Richard Baxter · Church History of the Government of Bishops and Their Councils · p. 57 · Open in the reader

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    … worst of it: At the worst it containeth all these: 1. That Virgins, Widows and MarryedMarried Women, being all baptized (or washed) in Christ, and not differing in any other …
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    … worst of it: At the worst it containeth all these: 1. That Virgins, Widows and MarryedMarried Women, being all baptized (or washed) in Christ, and not differing in any other …

    Richard Baxter · Church History of the Government of Bishops and Their Councils · p. 72 · Open in the reader

A Key for Catholics A26947

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    … this ſaying, but he that can, let him receive it] And whether Miniſters be MarryedMarried or not MarryedMarried (as many now living in the next Pariſhes to me are …
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    … this ſaying, but he that can, let him receive it] And whether Miniſters be MarryedMarried or not MarryedMarried (as many now living in the next Pariſhes to me are …

    Richard Baxter · A Key for Catholics · p. 228 · Open in the reader

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    … he that can, let him receive it] And whether Miniſters be MarryedMarried or not MarryedMarried (as many now living in the next Pariſhes to me are not, no more …
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    … he that can, let him receive it] And whether Miniſters be MarryedMarried or not MarryedMarried (as many now living in the next Pariſhes to me are not, no more …

    Richard Baxter · A Key for Catholics · p. 228 · Open in the reader

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    Thoſe Miniſters that I Converſe with are partly MarryedMarried, and partly unmarryed. The MarryedMarried live ſoberly, in Conjugal Chaſtity, as burning and ſhining …
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    Thoſe Miniſters that I Converſe with are partly MarryedMarried, and partly unmarryed. The MarryedMarried live ſoberly, in Conjugal Chaſtity, as burning and ſhining …

    Richard Baxter · A Key for Catholics · p. 230 · Open in the reader

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    Thoſe Miniſters that I Converſe with are partly MarryedMarried, and partly unmarryed. The MarryedMarried live ſoberly, in Conjugal Chaſtity, as burning and ſhining lights before the people, in …
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    Thoſe Miniſters that I Converſe with are partly MarryedMarried, and partly unmarryed. The MarryedMarried live ſoberly, in Conjugal Chaſtity, as burning and ſhining lights before the people, in …

    Richard Baxter · A Key for Catholics · p. 230 · Open in the reader

A Paraphrase on the New Testament A26981

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    … the injured Perſon to forgive the wrong; and continue in the relation, without being MarryedMarried over again.
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    … the injured Perſon to forgive the wrong; and continue in the relation, without being MarryedMarried over again.

    Richard Baxter · A Paraphrase on the New Testament · Open in the reader

Baxters Narrative of His Life and Times A27006

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    … Scandal, but his Wisdom chose it for his Convenience, that in his Age he MarryedMarried a Woman of no Estate, suitable to his Disposition, to be to him as …
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    … Scandal, but his Wisdom chose it for his Convenience, that in his Age he MarryedMarried a Woman of no Estate, suitable to his Disposition, to be to him as …

    Richard Baxter · Baxters Narrative of His Life and Times · p. 175 · Open in the reader

Review of the State of Christians Infants A27008

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    … Lawfulneſs of Infant-Baptiſm, do receive a ſecond or a third Adminiſtration (as ſome MarryedMarried by Juſtices lately, were marryedmarried again by Miniſters; and as Mr. Humphrey pleads for …
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    … Lawfulneſs of Infant-Baptiſm, do receive a ſecond or a third Adminiſtration (as ſome MarryedMarried by Juſtices lately, were marryedmarried again by Miniſters; and as Mr. Humphrey pleads for …

    Richard Baxter · Review of the State of Christians Infants · Open in the reader

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    … own Conſciences to be Re-baptized, (as one that doubted whether he were well MarryedMarried would ſecure it by being MarryedMarried over again) and would afterward live peaceably in …
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    … own Conſciences to be Re-baptized, (as one that doubted whether he were well MarryedMarried would ſecure it by being MarryedMarried over again) and would afterward live peaceably in …

    Richard Baxter · Review of the State of Christians Infants · p. 27 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … as one that doubted whether he were well MarryedMarried would ſecure it by being MarryedMarried over again) and would afterward live peaceably in communion with your Brethren, and not …
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    … as one that doubted whether he were well MarryedMarried would ſecure it by being MarryedMarried over again) and would afterward live peaceably in communion with your Brethren, and not …

    Richard Baxter · Review of the State of Christians Infants · p. 27 · Open in the reader

Self-Conflict A31368

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    His Daughter to a MarryedMarried will tranſlate,
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    His Daughter to a MarryedMarried will tranſlate,

    Jacob Cats · Self-Conflict · p. 27 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    But ſhall then I, though MarryedMarried, yet alone,
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    But ſhall then I, though MarryedMarried, yet alone,

    Jacob Cats · Self-Conflict · p. 28 · Open in the reader

The Practical Divinity of the Papists Discovered to be Destructive A33363

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    … orders amongſt them, who hath kept two Whores; than one who hath been twice MarryedMarried, or but once MarryedMarried a Widdow. An inceſtuous perſon (ſaies Eraſmus) is admitted to …
    With rule
    … orders amongſt them, who hath kept two Whores; than one who hath been twice MarryedMarried, or but once MarryedMarried a Widdow. An inceſtuous perſon (ſaies Eraſmus) is admitted to …

    David Clarkson · The Practical Divinity of the Papists Discovered to be Destructive · p. 353 · Open in the reader

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    … hath kept two Whores; than one who hath been twice MarryedMarried, or but once MarryedMarried a Widdow. An inceſtuous perſon (ſaies Eraſmus) is admitted to be a Biſhop, a …
    With rule
    … hath kept two Whores; than one who hath been twice MarryedMarried, or but once MarryedMarried a Widdow. An inceſtuous perſon (ſaies Eraſmus) is admitted to be a Biſhop, a …

    David Clarkson · The Practical Divinity of the Papists Discovered to be Destructive · p. 353 · Open in the reader

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    … it is, their deciſions are exceeding favourable to it, and treat it very indulgently. MarryedMarried perſons may practice Sodomy together, the beginnings of it, all of it, bating the …
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    … it is, their deciſions are exceeding favourable to it, and treat it very indulgently. MarryedMarried perſons may practice Sodomy together, the beginnings of it, all of it, bating the …

    David Clarkson · The Practical Divinity of the Papists Discovered to be Destructive · p. 358 · Open in the reader

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    … as before,) and this holds eſpecially, if the party would be content to be MarryedMarried for a while, rather than for ever. So Andreas, and the ſame, it ſeems …
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    … as before,) and this holds eſpecially, if the party would be content to be MarryedMarried for a while, rather than for ever. So Andreas, and the ſame, it ſeems …

    David Clarkson · The Practical Divinity of the Papists Discovered to be Destructive · p. 372 · Open in the reader

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    … queſtioned, who tells us, that Pope Martin the fifth, diſpenſed with one who had MarryedMarried his own Siſter. Yea, he takes upon him to diſpenſe with Sodomy. Sixtus the …
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    … queſtioned, who tells us, that Pope Martin the fifth, diſpenſed with one who had MarryedMarried his own Siſter. Yea, he takes upon him to diſpenſe with Sodomy. Sixtus the …

    David Clarkson · The Practical Divinity of the Papists Discovered to be Destructive · p. 373 · Open in the reader

The History of the Worthies of England A40672

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    … this Lady found that a Living Earl was better then a Dead King. when MarryedMarried to Henry the 3d. Earl of Berry in France, from whom the Dukes of …
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    … this Lady found that a Living Earl was better then a Dead King. when MarryedMarried to Henry the 3d. Earl of Berry in France, from whom the Dukes of …

    Thomas Fuller · The History of the Worthies of England · p. 88 · Open in the reader

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    … in the 3d. year of her Fathers Reign, 1275. When fifteen year old she was MarryedMarried at Westminster, July 9th. 1290. to John the second Duke of Brabant, by whom she …
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    … in the 3d. year of her Fathers Reign, 1275. When fifteen year old she was MarryedMarried at Westminster, July 9th. 1290. to John the second Duke of Brabant, by whom she …

    Thomas Fuller · The History of the Worthies of England · p. 88 · Open in the reader

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    … Arch-bishop. I cannot readily call to mind a man and his wife thus MarryedMarried together in Martyrdome: And begin to grow confident that this Couple was the first …
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    … Arch-bishop. I cannot readily call to mind a man and his wife thus MarryedMarried together in Martyrdome: And begin to grow confident that this Couple was the first …

    Thomas Fuller · The History of the Worthies of England · p. 228 · Open in the reader

The Good of Early Obedience A50489

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    … true to Chriſt. You muſt be divorced from all ſin, or you cannot be MarryedMarried to Chriſt, therefore remove all hinderances to the duty.
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    … true to Chriſt. You muſt be divorced from all ſin, or you cannot be MarryedMarried to Chriſt, therefore remove all hinderances to the duty.

    Matthew Mead · The Good of Early Obedience · p. 451 · Open in the reader

Sermons Volume 2 A51846

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    … Law am dead to the Law, that I might live unto God. And Rom. 7.4. MarryedMarried to Christ, that I may bring forth fruit unto God. The Children born before …
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    … Law am dead to the Law, that I might live unto God. And Rom. 7.4. MarryedMarried to Christ, that I may bring forth fruit unto God. The Children born before …

    Thomas Manton · Sermons Volume 2 · p. 101 · Open in the reader

A Preservative of Piety A64572

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    … what grounds doth he lay, but that Christians are not to enter into the MarryedMarried estate,
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    … what grounds doth he lay, but that Christians are not to enter into the MarryedMarried estate,

    William Thomas · A Preservative of Piety · p. 156 · Open in the reader

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    Christian and Conjugal Counsel applyed to the MarryedMarried Estate, by William Thomas Minister of Ubley, in Twelves.
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    Christian and Conjugal Counsel applyed to the MarryedMarried Estate, by William Thomas Minister of Ubley, in Twelves.

    William Thomas · A Preservative of Piety · Open in the reader

First Epistle of John Applied Part 1 A87095

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    … Rachell is Beautifull; Action like Leah is Fruitfull. And as thoſe two ſiſters were MarryedMarried to Jacob, ſo are theſe two Graces concomitant in every Chriſtian. Thoſe Cherubims which …
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    … Rachell is Beautifull; Action like Leah is Fruitfull. And as thoſe two ſiſters were MarryedMarried to Jacob, ſo are theſe two Graces concomitant in every Chriſtian. Thoſe Cherubims which …

    Nathaniel Hardy · First Epistle of John Applied Part 1 · p. 5 · Open in the reader

Several Works A89411

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    … and ſhe ſhould be now not onely as an unfaithful wife received again, but MarryedMarried as a virgin, as if ſhe never had departed. But though the Lord will …
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    … and ſhe ſhould be now not onely as an unfaithful wife received again, but MarryedMarried as a virgin, as if ſhe never had departed. But though the Lord will …

    John Murcot · Several Works · p. 59 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … by in his Glory. O that he were my Husband! O that I were MarryedMarried to him! that he would accept of me! O happy ſouls that enjoy ſeeking …
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    … by in his Glory. O that he were my Husband! O that I were MarryedMarried to him! that he would accept of me! O happy ſouls that enjoy ſeeking …

    John Murcot · Several Works · p. 73 · Open in the reader

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    … wives. Manaſſeh the brother of Jadduah, the ſon of Abjada, the ſon of Eliſhib MarryedMarried, the ſon in Law of Sanballat, Remember thou, O my God (ſaith he) becauſe …
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    … wives. Manaſſeh the brother of Jadduah, the ſon of Abjada, the ſon of Eliſhib MarryedMarried, the ſon in Law of Sanballat, Remember thou, O my God (ſaith he) becauſe …

    John Murcot · Several Works · p. 90 · Open in the reader

The Figless Fig Tree A91944

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    … from Nobility, Truth from Merchants, Chaſtity from Virgins, Humility from Widdows, Love from the MarryedMarried, and Patience from the Poor: Thoſe ever honoured, Moral Vertues, Patience, Conſtancy, Fidelity, Chaſtity …
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    … from Nobility, Truth from Merchants, Chaſtity from Virgins, Humility from Widdows, Love from the MarryedMarried, and Patience from the Poor: Thoſe ever honoured, Moral Vertues, Patience, Conſtancy, Fidelity, Chaſtity …

    Nehemiah Rogers · The Figless Fig Tree · p. 294 · Open in the reader

Practical Piety A95727

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    … what grounds doth he lay, but that Chriſtians are not to enter into the MarryedMarried eſtate,
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    … what grounds doth he lay, but that Chriſtians are not to enter into the MarryedMarried eſtate,

    William Thomas · Practical Piety · p. 156 · Open in the reader

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    Chriſtian and Conjugal Counſel applyed to the MarryedMarried Eſtate, by William Thomas Miniſter of Ubſey, in Twelves.▪
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    Chriſtian and Conjugal Counſel applyed to the MarryedMarried Eſtate, by William Thomas Miniſter of Ubſey, in Twelves.▪

    William Thomas · Practical Piety · Open in the reader

The Unlawfulness of Mixed Marriages B23760

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    Secondly, what Idolatry did the Jews commit, that MarryedMarried VVives of Ashdod, Ammon and Moab, Nehem. 13.23. There is no mention made of any …
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    Secondly, what Idolatry did the Jews commit, that MarryedMarried VVives of Ashdod, Ammon and Moab, Nehem. 13.23. There is no mention made of any …

    John Griffith · The Unlawfulness of Mixed Marriages · p. 48 · Open in the reader

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    … Married Wives of Ashdod. And why I pray, not as well with those that MarryedMarried with Moab and Ammon, Ashdod was a City of the Philistians, and none of …
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    … Married Wives of Ashdod. And why I pray, not as well with those that MarryedMarried with Moab and Ammon, Ashdod was a City of the Philistians, and none of …

    John Griffith · The Unlawfulness of Mixed Marriages · p. 48 · Open in the reader

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    … therefore he had as much reason to contend with, curse, and smite them that MarryedMarried with the women of Moab and Ammon, as those that marryedmarried the Daughters of …
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    … therefore he had as much reason to contend with, curse, and smite them that MarryedMarried with the women of Moab and Ammon, as those that marryedmarried the Daughters of …

    John Griffith · The Unlawfulness of Mixed Marriages · p. 48 · Open in the reader

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    First, That these Nations the Jews had MarryedMarried were Philistians, Ammonites, and Moabites, which three were none of the Seven Nations, Mr …
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    First, That these Nations the Jews had MarryedMarried were Philistians, Ammonites, and Moabites, which three were none of the Seven Nations, Mr …

    John Griffith · The Unlawfulness of Mixed Marriages · p. 51 · Open in the reader

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    What must they do then, that have MarryedMarried sinfully, if their confessing their sin, and being sorrowfull for the same will not …
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    What must they do then, that have MarryedMarried sinfully, if their confessing their sin, and being sorrowfull for the same will not …

    John Griffith · The Unlawfulness of Mixed Marriages · p. 58 · Open in the reader