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coniunctionconjunction

i standing for j: Iesus → Jesus, iudge → judge.

Puritas changed it
1,829 times in 374 works
Consistency
94.5% (1,829 of 1,934)
Reach if approved
~2,032 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner
Agrees: conjunction
Matches
Exact word, any case
In our text
1,934 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings
None
Taken into joins
None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (1,829 changes in 374 works, 94.5% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 1,829)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied
  1. Printed
    … that GOD wil take vengeance on al them, which violate and defile the holy coniunctionconjunction which he hath ſet foorth in his owne name.
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    … that GOD wil take vengeance on al them, which violate and defile the holy coniunctionconjunction which he hath ſet foorth in his owne name.

    John Frewen · Fruitful Instructions and Necessary Doctrines · p. 81 · Open in the reader

  2. Printed
    … speaking, as hee here saith specially of the Eucharist, but of our vnion and coniunctionconjunction with him in generall) vnlesse we speake as Christ hath taught vs, wee speake …
    With rule
    … speaking, as hee here saith specially of the Eucharist, but of our vnion and coniunctionconjunction with him in generall) vnlesse we speake as Christ hath taught vs, wee speake …

    Thomas Gataker · Discussion of the Popish Doctrine of Transubstantiation · p. 157 · Open in the reader

  3. Printed
    … neighbour. The reaſon of the commandement is in the words following, drawne from the coniunctionconjunction of our members (for we are one anothers members) but whoſe members are we …
    With rule
    … neighbour. The reaſon of the commandement is in the words following, drawne from the coniunctionconjunction of our members (for we are one anothers members) but whoſe members are we …

    Thomas Granger · The Light of the World · p. 20 · Open in the reader

  4. Printed
    … gift of cōtinencye. Because at that time they were dishonest and blotted with vnlawful coniunctionconjunction. Of this Thomas Mantuan saith thus: A certaine Frenchman called Thomas, who as yet …
    With rule
    … gift of cōtinencye. Because at that time they were dishonest and blotted with vnlawful coniunctionconjunction. Of this Thomas Mantuan saith thus: A certaine Frenchman called Thomas, who as yet …

    John Bale · The Pageant of Popes · Open in the reader

  5. Printed
    … may conclude there is as little loue of Chriſt, and not that neereneſſe and coniunctionconjunction which is and ſhould bee betweeene him the eſpouſed Huſband of his Church, and …
    With rule
    … may conclude there is as little loue of Chriſt, and not that neereneſſe and coniunctionconjunction which is and ſhould bee betweeene him the eſpouſed Huſband of his Church, and …

    Robert Jenison · The Christians Apparelling · p. 166 · Open in the reader

  6. Printed
    … ſo by knowledge (ſuch as is in truth and affectiue) they come to haue coniunctionconjunction with him: by faith hee dwelleth in our hearts, and we in him. This …
    With rule
    … ſo by knowledge (ſuch as is in truth and affectiue) they come to haue coniunctionconjunction with him: by faith hee dwelleth in our hearts, and we in him. This …

    Paul Baynes · The Christians Garment · p. 4 · Open in the reader

  7. Printed
    … his, and yet notwithſtanding the ſame is mine alſo by that vnſeparable vnion and coniunctionconjunction which is throughe Faithe: by which Chriſte and I are made as it were …
    With rule
    … his, and yet notwithſtanding the ſame is mine alſo by that vnſeparable vnion and coniunctionconjunction which is throughe Faithe: by which Chriſte and I are made as it were …

    Martin Luther · Commentary on Galatians · Open in the reader

  8. Printed
    Diſcerning is, whoſe couple or coniunctionconjunction is diſcerning. Therefore of diſagreeable argumentes it is fitteſt to diſpoſe the diuers. As …
    With rule
    Diſcerning is, whoſe couple or coniunctionconjunction is diſcerning. Therefore of diſagreeable argumentes it is fitteſt to diſpoſe the diuers. As …

    Dudley Fenner · The Arts of Logic and Rhetoric · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (105)

85 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 60 are listed here. 20 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.

The Romish Fisher Caught and Held in his Own Net A00602

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    And is a ConiunctionConjunction copulatiue, and must adde somewhat to That that goes before. It is all one …
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    And is a ConiunctionConjunction copulatiue, and must adde somewhat to That that goes before. It is all one …

    Daniel Featley · The Romish Fisher Caught and Held in his Own Net · p. 59 · Open in the reader

Concerning the Truth of Christian Religion A07769

  • Printed
    … he made it but once? Nay, it may be that it befel through some ConiunctionConjunction of the Starres. And who told them so? And if they knowe so much …
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    … he made it but once? Nay, it may be that it befel through some ConiunctionConjunction of the Starres. And who told them so? And if they knowe so much …

    Philippe de Mornay · Concerning the Truth of Christian Religion · p. 125 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … is common to all. And therefore they say that Prophesying proceedeth properly of that ConiunctionConjunction in men that haue a strong and liuely imagination. If it be so, I …
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    … is common to all. And therefore they say that Prophesying proceedeth properly of that ConiunctionConjunction in men that haue a strong and liuely imagination. If it be so, I …

    Philippe de Mornay · Concerning the Truth of Christian Religion · p. 445 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … require first that they agree among themselues, to tell mee which is a great ConiunctionConjunction, which is a meane one, and which is a small one: for as yet …
    With rule
    … require first that they agree among themselues, to tell mee which is a great ConiunctionConjunction, which is a meane one, and which is a small one: for as yet …

    Philippe de Mornay · Concerning the Truth of Christian Religion · p. 617 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … stoutly and wilfully to the old Religion, and the other imbraceth the newe: what ConiunctionConjunction may be the cause of such disiunction?
    With rule
    … stoutly and wilfully to the old Religion, and the other imbraceth the newe: what ConiunctionConjunction may be the cause of such disiunction?

    Philippe de Mornay · Concerning the Truth of Christian Religion · p. 617 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … must néedes al fayle not once? Who can tel when the force of a ConiunctionConjunction shall vanish away, but he that knoweth the first instant of the beginning thereof …
    With rule
    … must néedes al fayle not once? Who can tel when the force of a ConiunctionConjunction shall vanish away, but he that knoweth the first instant of the beginning thereof …

    Philippe de Mornay · Concerning the Truth of Christian Religion · p. 618 · Open in the reader

Exposition of Romans 8-11 A09031

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    … that is, becauſe they are the Iſraelites: the Relatiue being here put for the ConiunctionConjunction cauſal, which is ordinary in the Scripture. So Pſal. 7.10. God is my defence, who …
    With rule
    … that is, becauſe they are the Iſraelites: the Relatiue being here put for the ConiunctionConjunction cauſal, which is ordinary in the Scripture. So Pſal. 7.10. God is my defence, who …

    Elnathan Parr · Exposition of Romans 8-11 · p. 164 · Open in the reader

A Golden Chain A09339

  • Printed
    ConiunctionConjunction with God. 115
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    ConiunctionConjunction with God. 115

    William Perkins · A Golden Chain · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … Christ vnto that man, which is to bee made one with him: and a ConiunctionConjunction betweene them both. Of the first, the Prophet Esai saith, Vnto vs a child …
    With rule
    … Christ vnto that man, which is to bee made one with him: and a ConiunctionConjunction betweene them both. Of the first, the Prophet Esai saith, Vnto vs a child …

    William Perkins · A Golden Chain · p. 481 · Open in the reader

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    … required to make vs one with Christ is, the Mysticall vnion, which is a ConiunctionConjunction wherby Christ & his Church are actually coupled into one whole Mystical bodie. Now that …
    With rule
    … required to make vs one with Christ is, the Mysticall vnion, which is a ConiunctionConjunction wherby Christ & his Church are actually coupled into one whole Mystical bodie. Now that …

    William Perkins · A Golden Chain · p. 484 · Open in the reader

Exposition of the Apostles Creed A09411

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    … of Christ unto that man which is to be made one with him: & a ConiunctionConjunction betwene them both. Of the first, the Prophet Esai saith, Vnto us a child …
    With rule
    … of Christ unto that man which is to be made one with him: & a ConiunctionConjunction betwene them both. Of the first, the Prophet Esai saith, Vnto us a child …

    William Perkins · Exposition of the Apostles Creed · p. 477 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … required to make us one with Christ is, the Mysticall vnion, which is a ConiunctionConjunction whereby Christ and his Church are actually coupled into one whol Mysticall bodie. Now …
    With rule
    … required to make us one with Christ is, the Mysticall vnion, which is a ConiunctionConjunction whereby Christ and his Church are actually coupled into one whol Mysticall bodie. Now …

    William Perkins · Exposition of the Apostles Creed · p. 480 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … nature of it, sundrie questions are to be mooued. The first, what kinde of ConiunctionConjunction this is. Ansvver. In the scripture we meete with three kind of Coniunctions. The …
    With rule
    … nature of it, sundrie questions are to be mooued. The first, what kinde of ConiunctionConjunction this is. Ansvver. In the scripture we meete with three kind of Coniunctions. The …

    William Perkins · Exposition of the Apostles Creed · p. 480 · Open in the reader

Pilgrimage A10228

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    … as in the dayes of Noah, because then (said they) were seuen Planets in ConiunctionConjunction with Pisces, whereas now there were but sixe, Saturne being excluded. This made the …
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    … as in the dayes of Noah, because then (said they) were seuen Planets in ConiunctionConjunction with Pisces, whereas now there were but sixe, Saturne being excluded. This made the …

    Samuel Purchas · Pilgrimage · p. 197 · Open in the reader

Defense of Divorce and Remarriage A10322

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    … a singe of Christs coniunctionconjunction with the Church, as St. Paule teacheth. But that ConiunctionConjunction is indissoluble, and cannot bee loosed, The band of Marriage is threfore indissoluble too …
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    … a singe of Christs coniunctionconjunction with the Church, as St. Paule teacheth. But that ConiunctionConjunction is indissoluble, and cannot bee loosed, The band of Marriage is threfore indissoluble too …

    John Rainolds · Defense of Divorce and Remarriage · p. 80 · Open in the reader

Saint Pauls Triumph A10394

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    SAINT PAVLS TRIƲMPHES, OR The SAINTS ConiunctionConjunction with GOD, and ſupport in TROVBLES.
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    SAINT PAVLS TRIƲMPHES, OR The SAINTS ConiunctionConjunction with GOD, and ſupport in TROVBLES.

    John Randall · Saint Pauls Triumph · p. 1 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … that there is a Communion or ConiunctionConjunction betwixt God and the faithfull; Separation preſuppoſeth ConiunctionConjunction: when the Apoſtle ſaith, nothing can ſeparate vs from God, it is neceſſarily implyed …
    With rule
    … that there is a Communion or ConiunctionConjunction betwixt God and the faithfull; Separation preſuppoſeth ConiunctionConjunction: when the Apoſtle ſaith, nothing can ſeparate vs from God, it is neceſſarily implyed …

    John Randall · Saint Pauls Triumph · p. 6 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … be ſeparated one from the other. Then ſecondly, he expreſſeth the Bond of this ConiunctionConjunction, and that is the loue of God. Thirdly, he ſhewes the ground and foundation …
    With rule
    … be ſeparated one from the other. Then ſecondly, he expreſſeth the Bond of this ConiunctionConjunction, and that is the loue of God. Thirdly, he ſhewes the ground and foundation …

    John Randall · Saint Pauls Triumph · p. 6 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … Spirit: Euery true Beleeuer is ioyned or glewed to the Lord; there is our ConiunctionConjunction: Euery Beleeuer that is ioyned to the Lord, is one Spirit; there is the …
    With rule
    … Spirit: Euery true Beleeuer is ioyned or glewed to the Lord; there is our ConiunctionConjunction: Euery Beleeuer that is ioyned to the Lord, is one Spirit; there is the …

    John Randall · Saint Pauls Triumph · p. 9 · Open in the reader

Exposition of 1 Thessalonians A11591

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    … Beſides the generall tye of like humane Nature; beſides that of Societie and neere ConiunctionConjunction; yea, beſides that Brother-hood and participation of like precious Faith; they haue yet …
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    … Beſides the generall tye of like humane Nature; beſides that of Societie and neere ConiunctionConjunction; yea, beſides that Brother-hood and participation of like precious Faith; they haue yet …

    William Sclater · Exposition of 1 Thessalonians · p. 470 · Open in the reader

Sermons in One Volume A12406

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    … he taketh for an occaſion to teach another doctrine, that there is a nearer ConiunctionConjunction betweene Chriſt and the faithfull, then betweene the mother and the ſonne, which are …
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    … he taketh for an occaſion to teach another doctrine, that there is a nearer ConiunctionConjunction betweene Chriſt and the faithfull, then betweene the mother and the ſonne, which are …

    Henry Smith · Sermons in One Volume · p. 235 · Open in the reader

Commentary on Romans A15525

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    … vppon the Spirite and diuine power of Christ, working by his ordinance a straighter ConiunctionConjunction betweene himselfe and the elect beleeuers.
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    … vppon the Spirite and diuine power of Christ, working by his ordinance a straighter ConiunctionConjunction betweene himselfe and the elect beleeuers.

    Thomas Wilson · Commentary on Romans · p. 346 · Open in the reader

The Marginal Notes of the Popish Testament Translated Into English A15622

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    … forgiuenes, and not a cause. And therefore you do but abuse men with the ConiunctionConjunction causall, which is héere, as diuers times elsewhere, a note of consequence, as it …
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    … forgiuenes, and not a cause. And therefore you do but abuse men with the ConiunctionConjunction causall, which is héere, as diuers times elsewhere, a note of consequence, as it …

    Clergy George Wither · The Marginal Notes of the Popish Testament Translated Into English · p. 54 · Open in the reader

A Plain and Pithy Exposition of 2 Thessalonians A16616

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    … the fruit that springs from this Vnion, the graces that are communicated in this ConiunctionConjunction, should abundantly content, and satisfie euery true Church of Iesus Christ, though she had …
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    … the fruit that springs from this Vnion, the graces that are communicated in this ConiunctionConjunction, should abundantly content, and satisfie euery true Church of Iesus Christ, though she had …

    William Bradshaw · A Plain and Pithy Exposition of 2 Thessalonians · p. 8 · Open in the reader

The Mystery of the Lords Supper A17049

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    Now to come to the poynt. This ſecret ConiunctionConjunction is brought to paſſe, by faith, and by the holy ſpirit: by faith wee …
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    Now to come to the poynt. This ſecret ConiunctionConjunction is brought to paſſe, by faith, and by the holy ſpirit: by faith wee …

    Robert Bruce · The Mystery of the Lords Supper · Open in the reader

The Way to True Peace and Rest A17051

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    … How the signe and the thing signified are ioyned together. The Illustration of this ConiunctionConjunction: what considerations are needefull, when the Signe and the thing signified are giuen and …
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    … How the signe and the thing signified are ioyned together. The Illustration of this ConiunctionConjunction: what considerations are needefull, when the Signe and the thing signified are giuen and …

    Robert Bruce · The Way to True Peace and Rest · Open in the reader

Fifty Sermons Containing the Chief Points of the Christian Religion A17183

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    ConiunctionConjunction with Chriſte and the Church. 1021
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    ConiunctionConjunction with Chriſte and the Church. 1021

    Henrich Bullinger · Fifty Sermons Containing the Chief Points of the Christian Religion · Open in the reader

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    … cap. 25. And in his booke De Doctri. Christ. 3. ca. 9. he ſheweth that In the ConiunctionConjunction of natures there had need to be a diſtinction, leſt we ſhuld ſticke too …
    With rule
    … cap. 25. And in his booke De Doctri. Christ. 3. ca. 9. he ſheweth that In the ConiunctionConjunction of natures there had need to be a diſtinction, leſt we ſhuld ſticke too …

    Henrich Bullinger · Fifty Sermons Containing the Chief Points of the Christian Religion · p. 982 · Open in the reader

Of the Head Cornerstone A17242

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    … she liued still, and doe most incline to that opinion. For as touching the ConiunctionConjunction, that it may signifie Or, though for the most part it signifie and, that …
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    … she liued still, and doe most incline to that opinion. For as touching the ConiunctionConjunction, that it may signifie Or, though for the most part it signifie and, that …

    Edmund Bunny · Of the Head Cornerstone · p. 231 · Open in the reader

An Exposition Upon Colossians A17389

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    … mouing cause, which is to be supplyed out of the former Verse, as the ConiunctionConjunction [and] importeth, viz. it pleased the Father: 2. the Instrument, by him, viz. CHRIST the …
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    … mouing cause, which is to be supplyed out of the former Verse, as the ConiunctionConjunction [and] importeth, viz. it pleased the Father: 2. the Instrument, by him, viz. CHRIST the …

    Nicholas Byfield · An Exposition Upon Colossians · Open in the reader

Commentary on Joshua A17638

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    … were almost shroonke away for feare. Therefore I haue translated it with an illatiue ConiunctionConjunction, wheras it is word for word, and also. But we reade it so, yet …
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    … were almost shroonke away for feare. Therefore I haue translated it with an illatiue ConiunctionConjunction, wheras it is word for word, and also. But we reade it so, yet …

    John Calvin · Commentary on Joshua · Open in the reader

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    … ouer, that which is interlaced, must be translated by the Preterpluperfectense. As for the ConiunctionConjunction copulatiue, it is easie to consider, that it may be taken for a Causall …
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    … ouer, that which is interlaced, must be translated by the Preterpluperfectense. As for the ConiunctionConjunction copulatiue, it is easie to consider, that it may be taken for a Causall …

    John Calvin · Commentary on Joshua · p. 17 · Open in the reader

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    … of the historie is knit together by repetition. For which cause I translate the ConiunctionConjunction VAV, Therfore, which may continue the narration alredie begonne. And now he expresseth that …
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    … of the historie is knit together by repetition. For which cause I translate the ConiunctionConjunction VAV, Therfore, which may continue the narration alredie begonne. And now he expresseth that …

    John Calvin · Commentary on Joshua · p. 101 · Open in the reader

Commentary on Isaiah A17640

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    The ConiunctionConjunction Copulatiue may be reſolued into the Diſiunctiue, as if he would ſay, Be ſure …
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    The ConiunctionConjunction Copulatiue may be reſolued into the Diſiunctiue, as if he would ſay, Be ſure …

    John Calvin · Commentary on Isaiah · p. 61 · Open in the reader

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    YEt.] Some take the Hebrue ConiunctionConjunction Vau, for a particle of rendring the cauſe; and ſome, as if it ſignified …
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    YEt.] Some take the Hebrue ConiunctionConjunction Vau, for a particle of rendring the cauſe; and ſome, as if it ſignified …

    John Calvin · Commentary on Isaiah · p. 266 · Open in the reader

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    ConiunctionConjunction of God with the Church 60. 11. and 65. 19
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    ConiunctionConjunction of God with the Church 60. 11. and 65. 19

    John Calvin · Commentary on Isaiah · Open in the reader

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    ConiunctionConjunction of God with Idols in the Papacie 17. 8
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    ConiunctionConjunction of God with Idols in the Papacie 17. 8

    John Calvin · Commentary on Isaiah · Open in the reader

Commentary on Romans A17643

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    … principall verbe, in my iudgement the text doth runne verye well o-otherwiſe. The ConiunctionConjunction Kai and, hath deceiued Eraſmus, that he ſhould inſert or thruſt in the verbe …
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    … principall verbe, in my iudgement the text doth runne verye well o-otherwiſe. The ConiunctionConjunction Kai and, hath deceiued Eraſmus, that he ſhould inſert or thruſt in the verbe …

    John Calvin · Commentary on Romans · p. 94 · Open in the reader

Sermons on Deuteronomy A17698

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    ConiunctionConjunction.
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    ConiunctionConjunction.

    John Calvin · Sermons on Deuteronomy · Open in the reader

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    Of the ConiunctionConjunction that is betweene the sonne of God and vs.
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    Of the ConiunctionConjunction that is betweene the sonne of God and vs.

    John Calvin · Sermons on Deuteronomy · Open in the reader

The Plain Mans Spiritual Plow A18014

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    The ConiunctionConjunction is of diuers parts, and ſo, as of two or more then is made …
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    The ConiunctionConjunction is of diuers parts, and ſo, as of two or more then is made …

    John Carpenter · The Plain Mans Spiritual Plow · p. 149 · Open in the reader

King Solomons Solace A18017

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    … Sunne from his riſing vnto the high noone, and as the Moone from her ConiunctionConjunction to her perfect fulneſſe, vntill this very day: wherein the ſame is ſo highly …
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    … Sunne from his riſing vnto the high noone, and as the Moone from her ConiunctionConjunction to her perfect fulneſſe, vntill this very day: wherein the ſame is ſo highly …

    John Carpenter · King Solomons Solace · Open in the reader

The Sum of Sacred Divinity A20766

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    Happineſſe, in the fruition of Gods loue, and (from thence comming) a ConiunctionConjunction and Communion with him.
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    Happineſſe, in the fruition of Gods loue, and (from thence comming) a ConiunctionConjunction and Communion with him.

    John Downame · The Sum of Sacred Divinity · Open in the reader

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    ConiunctionConjunction, is an inioying of his Perſonall preſence.
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    ConiunctionConjunction, is an inioying of his Perſonall preſence.

    John Downame · The Sum of Sacred Divinity · Open in the reader

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    … of God, and all the euill that commeth of it, contrary to the former, ConiunctionConjunction and Communion with him.
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    … of God, and all the euill that commeth of it, contrary to the former, ConiunctionConjunction and Communion with him.

    John Downame · The Sum of Sacred Divinity · Open in the reader

Two Treatises A21041

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    Fourthly, Note the priuiledge of the ſpirituall ConiunctionConjunction in Chriſt, aboue any other ciuill ConiunctionConjunction whatſoeuer, that it laſts for euer. That …
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    Fourthly, Note the priuiledge of the ſpirituall ConiunctionConjunction in Chriſt, aboue any other ciuill ConiunctionConjunction whatſoeuer, that it laſts for euer. That …

    Daniel Dyke · Two Treatises · p. 234 · Open in the reader

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    Fourthly, Note the priuiledge of the ſpirituall ConiunctionConjunction in Chriſt, aboue any other ciuill ConiunctionConjunction whatſoeuer, that it laſts for euer. That thou mightest receiue him for euer. Ciuill …
    With rule
    Fourthly, Note the priuiledge of the ſpirituall ConiunctionConjunction in Chriſt, aboue any other ciuill ConiunctionConjunction whatſoeuer, that it laſts for euer. That thou mightest receiue him for euer. Ciuill …

    Daniel Dyke · Two Treatises · p. 234 · Open in the reader

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    … receiue him for euer. Ciuill Societies and Coniunctions whatſoeuer ſhall end, onely this ſpirituall ConiunctionConjunction ſhall continue eternall.
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    … receiue him for euer. Ciuill Societies and Coniunctions whatſoeuer ſhall end, onely this ſpirituall ConiunctionConjunction ſhall continue eternall.

    Daniel Dyke · Two Treatises · p. 234 · Open in the reader

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    … and Children, to labour likewiſe to bee conioyned together in Chriſt; for the other ConiunctionConjunction will not hold long, and if they bee not knit together likewiſe in the …
    With rule
    … and Children, to labour likewiſe to bee conioyned together in Chriſt; for the other ConiunctionConjunction will not hold long, and if they bee not knit together likewiſe in the …

    Daniel Dyke · Two Treatises · p. 234 · Open in the reader

The New Covenant A22472

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    ConiunctionConjunction, See Communion.
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    ConiunctionConjunction, See Communion.

    William Attersoll · The New Covenant · Open in the reader

Commentary Upon Philemon A22481

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    ConiunctionConjunction among the faithfull in 3. things. 123
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    ConiunctionConjunction among the faithfull in 3. things. 123

    William Attersoll · Commentary Upon Philemon · Open in the reader

Three Pillars and Arch-patriarchs of the Popish Synagogues A68078

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    … so God. Thus farre he … M. Heskins for his connexion perchaunce will vrge the ConiunctionConjunction enim, erat enim saterdos, &c. in the vulgar Latine text, to make it to …
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    … so God. Thus farre he … M. Heskins for his connexion perchaunce will vrge the ConiunctionConjunction enim, erat enim saterdos, &c. in the vulgar Latine text, to make it to …

    William Fulke · Three Pillars and Arch-patriarchs of the Popish Synagogues · p. 96 · Open in the reader

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    … to the former clause, but neither the Hebrue, nor the Greeke text hath that ConiunctionConjunction. To be short, if the bringing foorth of bread and wine, perteined to his …
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    … to the former clause, but neither the Hebrue, nor the Greeke text hath that ConiunctionConjunction. To be short, if the bringing foorth of bread and wine, perteined to his …

    William Fulke · Three Pillars and Arch-patriarchs of the Popish Synagogues · p. 96 · Open in the reader

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    … false translation, and by wrong pointing, & falsifying ye relatiue Quod to make it a ConiunctionConjunction, yt he might apply it to ye whole order of his Popish Masse, which …
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    … false translation, and by wrong pointing, & falsifying ye relatiue Quod to make it a ConiunctionConjunction, yt he might apply it to ye whole order of his Popish Masse, which …

    William Fulke · Three Pillars and Arch-patriarchs of the Popish Synagogues · p. 416 · Open in the reader

Of Domestical Duties A68107

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    1.A right ConiunctionConjunction of Man and Wife.
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    1.A right ConiunctionConjunction of Man and Wife.

    William Gouge · Of Domestical Duties · Open in the reader

The Rule of Faith A69028

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    ConiunctionConjunction betweene Chriſt & Chriſtians. page. 526
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    ConiunctionConjunction betweene Chriſt & Chriſtians. page. 526

    Nicholas Byfield · The Rule of Faith · Open in the reader

Sweet and Soul-Persuading Inducements Leading Unto Christ A85737

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    2. By way of ConiunctionConjunction. Chriſt liveth in vs by being united to us, and made one with us …
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    2. By way of ConiunctionConjunction. Chriſt liveth in vs by being united to us, and made one with us …

    Alexander Grosse · Sweet and Soul-Persuading Inducements Leading Unto Christ · p. 249 · Open in the reader

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    … hereof declaring Chriſts living in Gods children, 1. By way of Originall, 2. By way of ConiunctionConjunction. 3. By way of Influence. 4. By way of Gubernation. 5. By way of preſervation, p. 248, 249, 250, 251.
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    … hereof declaring Chriſts living in Gods children, 1. By way of Originall, 2. By way of ConiunctionConjunction. 3. By way of Influence. 4. By way of Gubernation. 5. By way of preſervation, p. 248, 249, 250, 251.

    Alexander Grosse · Sweet and Soul-Persuading Inducements Leading Unto Christ · Open in the reader

Exhortation to the Ministers of Gods Word B40355

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    … bond of marriage between man & wife, is commended to vs by that most holy ConiunctionConjunction of Christ with his Church: Ephes. 5. 25. Seeing that this is a ConiunctionConjunction both of …
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    … bond of marriage between man & wife, is commended to vs by that most holy ConiunctionConjunction of Christ with his Church: Ephes. 5. 25. Seeing that this is a ConiunctionConjunction both of …

    Henrich Bullinger · Exhortation to the Ministers of Gods Word · p. 312 · Open in the reader

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    … most holy ConiunctionConjunction of Christ with his Church: Ephes. 5. 25. Seeing that this is a ConiunctionConjunction both of bodie and soule, then such as are Christian parents, ought to be …
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    … most holy ConiunctionConjunction of Christ with his Church: Ephes. 5. 25. Seeing that this is a ConiunctionConjunction both of bodie and soule, then such as are Christian parents, ought to be …

    Henrich Bullinger · Exhortation to the Ministers of Gods Word · p. 312 · Open in the reader