enjoynsenjoins
ie for a final y, y for i: mercie → mercy, tyme → time.
- Puritas changed it
- 589 times in 357 works
- Consistency
- 99.6% (589 of 591)
- Reach if approved
- ~621 places (estimated)
- MorphAdorner
- Agrees: enjoins
- Matches
- Exact word, any case
- In our text
- 591 times in the 7,099 works compared
- Other readings
- None
- Taken into joins
- None
If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (589 changes in 357 works, 99.6% consistent).”
Where Puritas made the change (8 of 589)
- Printed… as ariſe from a needleſſe curioſity. 'Tis not good to ask what no duty enjoynsenjoins us to learn.With rule… as ariſe from a needleſſe curioſity. 'Tis not good to ask what no duty enjoynsenjoins us to learn.
Joseph Caryl · Exposition of Job 8-10 · p. 570 · Open in the reader
- Printed… further then he ſhould. If men will doe but ſo much as the Lord enjoynsenjoins, they will never doe more. Alſo it is dangerous, eſpecially for Magiſtrates to tranſgreſſe …With rule… further then he ſhould. If men will doe but ſo much as the Lord enjoynsenjoins, they will never doe more. Alſo it is dangerous, eſpecially for Magiſtrates to tranſgreſſe …
Randal Bate · Certain Observations · p. 44 · Open in the reader
- Printed… reſpect to all Gods commands: and yet having done all, will ſay as Chriſt enjoynsenjoins, We are unprofitable ſervants; and as Paul, I am not hereby juſtified. They ſhall …With rule… reſpect to all Gods commands: and yet having done all, will ſay as Chriſt enjoynsenjoins, We are unprofitable ſervants; and as Paul, I am not hereby juſtified. They ſhall …
William Alleine · The Mystery of the Temple and City in Ezekiel Unfolded · p. 56 · Open in the reader
- Printed… al… preaching, in singing of Psalms, and in every Religious Exercise, seeing that precept enjoynsenjoins all things to be done decently and in order. And we may presume that …With rule… al… preaching, in singing of Psalms, and in every Religious Exercise, seeing that precept enjoynsenjoins all things to be done decently and in order. And we may presume that …
Vincent Alsop · A Sober Inquiry Into the Reasonings of the Serious Inquiry · p. 172 · Open in the reader
- Printed… ever. It does not infringe his true Freedom, but allows him unstain'd Delights, and enjoynsenjoins what is proper to advance and secure his Dignity, Felicity, and Perfection. It forbids …With rule… ever. It does not infringe his true Freedom, but allows him unstain'd Delights, and enjoynsenjoins what is proper to advance and secure his Dignity, Felicity, and Perfection. It forbids …
William Bates · Sermons Upon Death and Eternal Judgment · p. 26 · Open in the reader
- Printed… but reſolutely hold out our Race, (Heb. 12.1.) And therefore the Goſpel, which ſo much enjoynsenjoins and requires it, is called the Word of Chriſts patience, (Rev. 3.10.) But in nothing …With rule… but reſolutely hold out our Race, (Heb. 12.1.) And therefore the Goſpel, which ſo much enjoynsenjoins and requires it, is called the Word of Chriſts patience, (Rev. 3.10.) But in nothing …
Edward Bagshaw · The Doctrine of the Kingdom and Personal Reign of Christ · p. 26 · Open in the reader
- Printed… and daily use as was the Absolution of Penitents, after the words of Absolution enjoynsenjoins the following Prayer to be used (which he read out of their Ritual) [The …With rule… and daily use as was the Absolution of Penitents, after the words of Absolution enjoynsenjoins the following Prayer to be used (which he read out of their Ritual) [The …
Edward Stillingfleet · Conference Held About Religion at London · p. 7 · Open in the reader
- Printed… bare profeſſion; he goes on to the truth of Holineſs and Faith, his Word enjoynsenjoins it, his Spirit produces it. So that whether ſoever of theſe two Calls you …With rule… bare profeſſion; he goes on to the truth of Holineſs and Faith, his Word enjoynsenjoins it, his Spirit produces it. So that whether ſoever of theſe two Calls you …
Jean Claude · Answer to De Meauxs Book · p. 17 · Open in the reader
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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (2)
0 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 2 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.