Waiting for reviewJoins and splitsCandidate #8990 · from the Puritas diff · puritas-full-2026-10-19

my selfemyself

Words joined or split: to day → today, it selfe → itself, aswell → as well.

Puritas changed it: 17,517 times in 2,424 works
Consistency: 97.4% (17,517 of 17,975, in those works)
Reach if approved: ~18,893 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner: No opinion (map not loaded)
Matches: Phrase, any case
In our text: 17,981 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings: None
Taken into joins: None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (17,517 changes in 2,424 works, 97.4% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 17,517)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied

Printed
… testifyed by many benefites (ryght woorshypfull) hath many wayes deserued that I should shewe my selfemyself thankfull vnto you for the same. But chiefly your great loue of the Gospell …
With rule
… testifyed by many benefites (ryght woorshypfull) hath many wayes deserued that I should shewe my selfemyself thankfull vnto you for the same. But chiefly your great loue of the Gospell …
William Fulke · Sermon Preached 17 March 1577 · Open in the reader
Printed
… selfe at all occasions, upon the least intimation and signification made to him, as my selfemyself at diverse times have had experience, and that even there where no motion at …
With rule
… selfe at all occasions, upon the least intimation and signification made to him, as my selfemyself at diverse times have had experience, and that even there where no motion at …
Thomas Gataker · The Decrease of Lazarus · p. 40 · Open in the reader
Printed
… to the conceits of his hearers, as Iohn, 5, 31, If I ſhould beare witnes of my ſelfemyself, my witneſſe were not true. That is, if I were as you ſuppoſe mee …
With rule
… to the conceits of his hearers, as Iohn, 5, 31, If I ſhould beare witnes of my ſelfemyself, my witneſſe were not true. That is, if I were as you ſuppoſe mee …
George Estey · Expositions Upon Divers Parts of Scripture · p. 54 · Open in the reader
Printed
… I here offer before all this companie to yeeld you the better, and acknowledge my selfemyself ouercome, if you can produce out of good Authors, I will not say any …
With rule
… I here offer before all this companie to yeeld you the better, and acknowledge my selfemyself ouercome, if you can produce out of good Authors, I will not say any …
Daniel Featley · The Fisher Catched in his Own Net · p. 8 · Open in the reader
Printed
At that instant time of the generall Fast, I made prayer my selfemyself, and exhorted the people to pray asvvell for her Highnes, as her most honorable …
With rule
At that instant time of the generall Fast, I made prayer my selfemyself, and exhorted the people to pray asvvell for her Highnes, as her most honorable …
John Field · A Caveat for Parsons Howlet · Open in the reader
Printed
… rootes of the Vine, of it selfe it flyeth from them. But I excuse my selfemyself.
With rule
… rootes of the Vine, of it selfe it flyeth from them. But I excuse my selfemyself.
Thomas Adams · A Divine Herbal Together with a Forest of Thorns · p. 89 · Open in the reader
Printed
… or nay. Then ſaid he, if you will not ſuffer me to anſwere for my ſelfemyself in matters of ſuch importaunce, then ſend me to priſon againe, among my toades …
With rule
… or nay. Then ſaid he, if you will not ſuffer me to anſwere for my ſelfemyself in matters of ſuch importaunce, then ſend me to priſon againe, among my toades …
John Foxe · Abridgment of the Book of Acts and Monuments by Timothy Bright · p. 441 · Open in the reader
Printed
… it well, or account of mee, better then of a tratierous catiue, for yeelding my selfemyself to stay there, to heare them: to countenance their doings with my presence: to …
With rule
… it well, or account of mee, better then of a tratierous catiue, for yeelding my selfemyself to stay there, to heare them: to countenance their doings with my presence: to …
William Fulke · A Brief Confutation of a Popish Discourse · p. 51 · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (458)

458 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 60 are listed here. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.

The Great Mystery of Godliness A00395

Printed
A. 1 I am far and for ever in my ſelfemyself ſeparated from God by my ſin naturall and actuall, Iſa. 59. 2. Pſal. 58 3. Ephe. 2. 13, 14.
With rule
A. 1 I am far and for ever in my ſelfemyself ſeparated from God by my ſin naturall and actuall, Iſa. 59. 2. Pſal. 58 3. Ephe. 2. 13, 14.
William Erbery · The Great Mystery of Godliness · p. 5 · Open in the reader

The Handmaid to Private Devotion A00587

Printed
For their sakes I sanctifie my selfemyself, that they also may be sanctified. Iohn 17. 19.
With rule
For their sakes I sanctifie my selfemyself, that they also may be sanctified. Iohn 17. 19.
Daniel Featley · The Handmaid to Private Devotion · p. 51 · Open in the reader
Printed
… Lord, humble me in my selfemyself, that Christ may raise me, wound mee in my selfemyself, that Christ may heale me; burden mee in my selfemyself, that Christ may ease …
With rule
… Lord, humble me in my selfemyself, that Christ may raise me, wound mee in my selfemyself, that Christ may heale me; burden mee in my selfemyself, that Christ may ease …
Daniel Featley · The Handmaid to Private Devotion · p. 322 · Open in the reader
Printed
… as a soft rose of Sharon▪ and Lillie of the Vallie, shall I turne my selfemyself into a thorne and thistle? I know Anger dis-figureth the body, much more …
With rule
… as a soft rose of Sharon▪ and Lillie of the Vallie, shall I turne my selfemyself into a thorne and thistle? I know Anger dis-figureth the body, much more …
Daniel Featley · The Handmaid to Private Devotion · p. 335 · Open in the reader
Printed
… but thou hast turned my darkenesse into light. When I was freed, I enthralled my selfemyself, but thou hast freed me: when I was straight, I crooked my will, but …
With rule
… but thou hast turned my darkenesse into light. When I was freed, I enthralled my selfemyself, but thou hast freed me: when I was straight, I crooked my will, but …
Daniel Featley · The Handmaid to Private Devotion · p. 451 · Open in the reader
Printed
For their sakes I sanctifie my selfemyself, that they also might be sanctified through the truth, Ioh. 17. 19.
With rule
For their sakes I sanctifie my selfemyself, that they also might be sanctified through the truth, Ioh. 17. 19.
Daniel Featley · The Handmaid to Private Devotion · p. 434 · Open in the reader

Learned Decisions A00594

Printed
… his Majesties favourable construction of what I had said in all this defence of my selfemyself and M Crompton, my Lord of Durham prevented me herein, & his Majesty graciously reached …
With rule
… his Majesties favourable construction of what I had said in all this defence of my selfemyself and M Crompton, my Lord of Durham prevented me herein, & his Majesty graciously reached …
Daniel Featley · Learned Decisions · p. 38 · Open in the reader

A Second Parallel A00601

Printed
… euer I read word in Arminius. Before I read this Protestation, I confesse, that my selfemyself with many others imagined, that, as Osorius writeth, that some in the Indies by …
With rule
… euer I read word in Arminius. Before I read this Protestation, I confesse, that my selfemyself with many others imagined, that, as Osorius writeth, that some in the Indies by …
Daniel Featley · A Second Parallel · Open in the reader
Printed
… legerim, an viderim: I suspect mine eyes, I question my Copy, I demand of my selfemyself againe and againe; Is it possible a Diuine of no inferiour alloy, should vtter …
With rule
… legerim, an viderim: I suspect mine eyes, I question my Copy, I demand of my selfemyself againe and againe; Is it possible a Diuine of no inferiour alloy, should vtter …
Daniel Featley · A Second Parallel · p. 51 · Open in the reader

The Romish Fisher Caught and Held in his Own Net A00602

Printed
… time, to make good his Tenet. I had thought to haue spoken with you my selfemyself, but my earnest occasions pressed mee to go this day into the countrey. Wherefore …
With rule
… time, to make good his Tenet. I had thought to haue spoken with you my selfemyself, but my earnest occasions pressed mee to go this day into the countrey. Wherefore …
Daniel Featley · The Romish Fisher Caught and Held in his Own Net · p. 146 · Open in the reader
Printed
My selfeMyself: for answer whereunto, I refer you to the appendix;
With rule
My selfeMyself: for answer whereunto, I refer you to the appendix;
Daniel Featley · The Romish Fisher Caught and Held in his Own Net · p. 149 · Open in the reader

Sicelides a Piscatory A00979

Printed
My selfeMyself and sister equally he loues,
With rule
My selfeMyself and sister equally he loues,
Phineas Fletcher · Sicelides a Piscatory · Open in the reader
Printed
My selfeMyself, my loue, my labour I haue lost,
With rule
My selfeMyself, my loue, my labour I haue lost,
Phineas Fletcher · Sicelides a Piscatory · Open in the reader

A Divine Herbal Together with a Forest of Thorns A00993

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… yee cursed: a fearefull sentence, a terrible separation. From Me, sayth Christ; that made my selfemyself man for your sakes, that offered my bloud for your redemption, & receiued these & these …
With rule
… yee cursed: a fearefull sentence, a terrible separation. From Me, sayth Christ; that made my selfemyself man for your sakes, that offered my bloud for your redemption, & receiued these & these …
Thomas Adams · A Divine Herbal Together with a Forest of Thorns · p. 153 · Open in the reader

Dialogue Wherein a Romish Rhyme is Confuted A01042

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And I, My SelfeMyself, your surest Friend,
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And I, My SelfeMyself, your surest Friend,
Patrick Forbes · Dialogue Wherein a Romish Rhyme is Confuted · p. 60 · Open in the reader

A Just Defense of Certain Passages A01540

Printed
… being vrged either to doe or tredeliuer it, did by word of mouth to my selfemyself againe oblige himselfe either to doe or to yeeld the truth; for so his …
With rule
… being vrged either to doe or tredeliuer it, did by word of mouth to my selfemyself againe oblige himselfe either to doe or to yeeld the truth; for so his …
Thomas Gataker · A Just Defense of Certain Passages · p. 10 · Open in the reader

A Defiance to Death A01559

Printed
… what though I dye. I know my Redeemer liueth; though I be diſſolued from my ſelfemyself, yet ſhall I bee conioyned with Chriſt. Lye then downe (my body!) and returne …
With rule
… what though I dye. I know my Redeemer liueth; though I be diſſolued from my ſelfemyself, yet ſhall I bee conioyned with Chriſt. Lye then downe (my body!) and returne …
John Gaule · A Defiance to Death · p. 30 · Open in the reader

Treatise Concerning the Trinity of Persons in Unity of the Deity A01747

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… bookes of good argument; and becauſe I haue none other meanes, whereby to ſhew my ſelfemyself thankefull for your manifold kindneſſes and your loue. At London, this 20. of April. 1601.
With rule
… bookes of good argument; and becauſe I haue none other meanes, whereby to ſhew my ſelfemyself thankefull for your manifold kindneſſes and your loue. At London, this 20. of April. 1601.
Alexander Gill · Treatise Concerning the Trinity of Persons in Unity of the Deity · Open in the reader

The Return of Prayers A01902

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… enemies, hee ſayes, God dealt with him according to his uprightneſſe: for I kept my ſelfemyself from mine iniquity. So alſo Pſal. 27. 11.
With rule
… enemies, hee ſayes, God dealt with him according to his uprightneſſe: for I kept my ſelfemyself from mine iniquity. So alſo Pſal. 27. 11.
Thomas Goodwin · The Return of Prayers · p. 119 · Open in the reader
Printed
… God healed him, and would not loſe his childe, therefore I will returne of my ſelfemyself.
With rule
… God healed him, and would not loſe his childe, therefore I will returne of my ſelfemyself.
Thomas Goodwin · The Return of Prayers · p. 285 · Open in the reader

A Guide to Go to God A01975

Printed
… to his tongue, and inſtruments, Awake vp my glory, awake Pſaltery and Harpe, I my ſelfemyself will awake early. When the Spirit of a man is dull and heauy, ſo …
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… to his tongue, and inſtruments, Awake vp my glory, awake Pſaltery and Harpe, I my ſelfemyself will awake early. When the Spirit of a man is dull and heauy, ſo …
William Gouge · A Guide to Go to God · p. 325 · Open in the reader

The Saints Sacrifice A01981

Printed
My ſelfeMyself from ſight of curſed Rodopis,
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My ſelfeMyself from ſight of curſed Rodopis,
William Gouge · The Saints Sacrifice · Open in the reader
Printed
(My ſelfeMyself not daring to acquaint you with it)
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(My ſelfeMyself not daring to acquaint you with it)
William Gouge · The Saints Sacrifice · Open in the reader
Printed
My ſelfeMyself, and theſe my ſervants, who were preſent
With rule
My ſelfeMyself, and theſe my ſervants, who were preſent
William Gouge · The Saints Sacrifice · Open in the reader

Works A02178

Printed
… of true loue: Lord, saith the man of God, I loue thy law in my selfemyself, I loue it also in others; for looke what good thing is in me …
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… of true loue: Lord, saith the man of God, I loue thy law in my selfemyself, I loue it also in others; for looke what good thing is in me …
Richard Greenham · Works · p. 575 · Open in the reader

Mystical Bedlam A02265

Printed
… you? A louer of pleasure, more then of God. One that makes much of my selfemyself; borne to liue, and liuing louing to take mine ease. One that would make …
With rule
… you? A louer of pleasure, more then of God. One that makes much of my selfemyself; borne to liue, and liuing louing to take mine ease. One that would make …
Thomas Adams · Mystical Bedlam · p. 48 · Open in the reader

A Compend of the Controversies of Religion A02349

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Rom. 11.4. I haue reſerved vnto My ſelfeMyself ſeaven thouſand men, who haue not bowed the knee to the image of Baal.
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Rom. 11.4. I haue reſerved vnto My ſelfeMyself ſeaven thouſand men, who haue not bowed the knee to the image of Baal.
William Guild · A Compend of the Controversies of Religion · p. 81 · Open in the reader

A Young Mans Inquisition A02360

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… of the heart dedicating, then the outward thing by it dedicated; as also assuring my selfemyself, that Ionas was neuer better guarded vnder the shadow of his greene and tender …
With rule
… of the heart dedicating, then the outward thing by it dedicated; as also assuring my selfemyself, that Ionas was neuer better guarded vnder the shadow of his greene and tender …
William Guild · A Young Mans Inquisition · Open in the reader

The Sacrifice of Thankfulness A02367

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… to a Iudge. The Prince replyes; O King, when thou wast lost, I endangered my selfemyself for thy rescue: I did not bid another saue thee, but I saued thee …
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… to a Iudge. The Prince replyes; O King, when thou wast lost, I endangered my selfemyself for thy rescue: I did not bid another saue thee, but I saued thee …
Thomas Adams · The Sacrifice of Thankfulness · p. 36 · Open in the reader

A Recantation A02628

Printed
… in him only, and for him only, I deſired to liue and dye, refoluing my ſelfemyself that whatſoeuer ſhall bee fall me in this life, I will eſteeme it all …
With rule
… in him only, and for him only, I deſired to liue and dye, refoluing my ſelfemyself that whatſoeuer ſhall bee fall me in this life, I will eſteeme it all …
John Harding · A Recantation · p. 2 · Open in the reader
Printed
… they bee of God or no: Likewiſe I did much ruminate and ponder with my ſelfemyself, the place of the Prophet Eſay, where he ſaith; to the Law and the …
With rule
… they bee of God or no: Likewiſe I did much ruminate and ponder with my ſelfemyself, the place of the Prophet Eſay, where he ſaith; to the Law and the …
John Harding · A Recantation · p. 3 · Open in the reader

Comedy Concerning Corruption of Three Laws of Nature by Sodomites A02738

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My selfeMyself I so behaue,
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My selfeMyself I so behaue,
John Bale · Comedy Concerning Corruption of Three Laws of Nature by Sodomites · Open in the reader

Comedy Concerning the Corruption of Laws of Nature Moses and Christ A02749

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My selfeMyself I so behaue
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My selfeMyself I so behaue
John Bale · Comedy Concerning the Corruption of Laws of Nature Moses and Christ · Open in the reader

The Pageant of Popes A02895

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… to seeke for y^e succour of such a Patrone in whom I might assure my selfemyself of that perfite wysedome which Lactancius alloweth, and find that rescue which this cause …
With rule
… to seeke for y^e succour of such a Patrone in whom I might assure my selfemyself of that perfite wysedome which Lactancius alloweth, and find that rescue which this cause …
John Bale · The Pageant of Popes · Open in the reader

The White Devil A02959

Printed
… not without purpose of profite. Indeed these are the sinnes, which I vowed with my selfemyself to reproue; not that others haue not done it, or not done it better …
With rule
… not without purpose of profite. Indeed these are the sinnes, which I vowed with my selfemyself to reproue; not that others haue not done it, or not done it better …
Thomas Adams · The White Devil · p. 52 · Open in the reader

Concerning the Plagues Infection A03264

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… ſo that if I were in the cuntrey, I would (by Gods grace) ſet my ſelfemyself againſt thoſe damnable effects of inordinate feare, and make it euident that the Plague …
With rule
… ſo that if I were in the cuntrey, I would (by Gods grace) ſet my ſelfemyself againſt thoſe damnable effects of inordinate feare, and make it euident that the Plague …
James Balmford · Concerning the Plagues Infection · p. 42 · Open in the reader

The Doctrines Trial A03292

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… ſupply: you (now) liue at the wel-head (from whence I confeſſe, and reioyce, my ſelfemyself to haue drawne that little, by which it hath ſince pleaſed God to enable …
With rule
… ſupply: you (now) liue at the wel-head (from whence I confeſſe, and reioyce, my ſelfemyself to haue drawne that little, by which it hath ſince pleaſed God to enable …
Samuel Hieron · The Doctrines Trial · Open in the reader

The Doctrine of Fasting and Prayer A03339

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… mouth shall not transgresse: and Psal. 39. 1. I said (I fully resolved and determined with my selfemyself) I will take heed to my wayes.
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… mouth shall not transgresse: and Psal. 39. 1. I said (I fully resolved and determined with my selfemyself) I will take heed to my wayes.
Arthur Hildersham · The Doctrine of Fasting and Prayer · p. 22 · Open in the reader
Printed
… say not, if I use all good meanes to make peace with GOD for my selfemyself, I hope the faults of my family shall never be imputed unto me. Search …
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… say not, if I use all good meanes to make peace with GOD for my selfemyself, I hope the faults of my family shall never be imputed unto me. Search …
Arthur Hildersham · The Doctrine of Fasting and Prayer · p. 23 · Open in the reader

Lectures Upon John 4 A03342

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Reasons of this Doctrine I might giue many: but I will content my selfemyself with those few that the Text affordeth me in the example of this Ruler.
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Reasons of this Doctrine I might giue many: but I will content my selfemyself with those few that the Text affordeth me in the example of this Ruler.
Arthur Hildersham · Lectures Upon John 4 · p. 394 · Open in the reader

The Souls Vocation A03615

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… more guilt, if more horror ſeize upon my heart, how then ſhall I ſuccour my ſelfemyself? But now this is the fulneſſe and ſufficiency of mercy, it doth not onely …
With rule
… more guilt, if more horror ſeize upon my heart, how then ſhall I ſuccour my ſelfemyself? But now this is the fulneſſe and ſufficiency of mercy, it doth not onely …
Thomas Hooker · The Souls Vocation · p. 37 · Open in the reader
Printed
… I thinke with my ſelfemyself, I have power and abilitie to goe out of my ſelfemyself, then I ſay, I have a power within me to doe ſomething pleaſing to …
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… I thinke with my ſelfemyself, I have power and abilitie to goe out of my ſelfemyself, then I ſay, I have a power within me to doe ſomething pleaſing to …
Thomas Hooker · The Souls Vocation · p. 546 · Open in the reader

The Furious Outrages of France and the Horrible Slaughter A03723

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… I hauing enough to do to employe my Garde and other forces to kepe my selfemyself in safetie in the Castle of Louure, to the end to giue order for …
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… I hauing enough to do to employe my Garde and other forces to kepe my selfemyself in safetie in the Castle of Louure, to the end to giue order for …
François Hotman · The Furious Outrages of France and the Horrible Slaughter · p. XCI · Open in the reader

The Worthy Churchman A04154

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… that volume. This little bee spoken by way of Apology, not for him but my selfemyself, lest any charge mee with unnecessary intermedling. Thus committing the Author, the booke, and …
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… that volume. This little bee spoken by way of Apology, not for him but my selfemyself, lest any charge mee with unnecessary intermedling. Thus committing the Author, the booke, and …
John Jackson · The Worthy Churchman · Open in the reader
Printed
… some polite Ieweller indeed, but now I will not goe about either to excuse my selfemyself for what was in mine owne choyce to have done, or no: neither out …
With rule
… some polite Ieweller indeed, but now I will not goe about either to excuse my selfemyself for what was in mine owne choyce to have done, or no: neither out …
John Jackson · The Worthy Churchman · p. 55 · Open in the reader

Appellation from the Cruel and Unjust Sentence Against Him A04923

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… ād specially to stirre your hearts to repentance, or at the least to offre my selfemyself a witnesse against you: for the iustice of God and his righteous iudgementes, which …
With rule
… ād specially to stirre your hearts to repentance, or at the least to offre my selfemyself a witnesse against you: for the iustice of God and his righteous iudgementes, which …
John Knox · Appellation from the Cruel and Unjust Sentence Against Him · Open in the reader

Sermon in Edinburgh A04931

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… most singuler cō dition) and yet so little well obserued: I decreed to containe my selfemyself within the bondes of that vocation, wherevnto I founde my selfemyself especially called. I …
With rule
… most singuler cō dition) and yet so little well obserued: I decreed to containe my selfemyself within the bondes of that vocation, wherevnto I founde my selfemyself especially called. I …
John Knox · Sermon in Edinburgh · Open in the reader

The Godly Mans Journey to Heaven A05560

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… selfe in, or a stone to lay my head vpon; I shall assuredly depriue my selfemyself of Iesus. Yea, if I being possessed with the best things of the earth …
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… selfe in, or a stone to lay my head vpon; I shall assuredly depriue my selfemyself of Iesus. Yea, if I being possessed with the best things of the earth …
David Lindsay · The Godly Mans Journey to Heaven · p. 57 · Open in the reader
Printed
… his abode and residence with me, yea, within me: I may hereafter so carie my selfemyself, that my thoughts, my lookes, my hearing, my smelling, my tasting, my touching, yea …
With rule
… his abode and residence with me, yea, within me: I may hereafter so carie my selfemyself, that my thoughts, my lookes, my hearing, my smelling, my tasting, my touching, yea …
David Lindsay · The Godly Mans Journey to Heaven · p. 154 · Open in the reader
Printed
… life, attempt without any kind of preparation and purifying of my selfemyself, to present my selfemyself before that only true glorious King, who is holinesse and puritie it selfe, before …
With rule
… life, attempt without any kind of preparation and purifying of my selfemyself, to present my selfemyself before that only true glorious King, who is holinesse and puritie it selfe, before …
David Lindsay · The Godly Mans Journey to Heaven · p. 378 · Open in the reader
Printed
… haue neuer bene in the battell? O how most impudently do I ascribe to my selfemyself, either glorie without vertue, or vertue without a fight. Learne therefore, ô my soule …
With rule
… haue neuer bene in the battell? O how most impudently do I ascribe to my selfemyself, either glorie without vertue, or vertue without a fight. Learne therefore, ô my soule …
David Lindsay · The Godly Mans Journey to Heaven · p. 578 · Open in the reader

Commentary Upon Ephesians 1 A05995

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… ſhall haue it of him, I doe not onely know and thinke, and perſwade my ſelfemyself he ſaith true; but I truſt to him, reſt on him, and write as …
With rule
… ſhall haue it of him, I doe not onely know and thinke, and perſwade my ſelfemyself he ſaith true; but I truſt to him, reſt on him, and write as …
Paul Baynes · Commentary Upon Ephesians 1 · p. 312 · Open in the reader

A Divine Discovery of Sincerity A06161

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… I have great heavineſſe and continuall ſorrow in my heart, for I could wiſh my ſelfemyself ſeparate from Chriſt, for my kinſ-folk in the fleſh. Saint Paul here tels …
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… I have great heavineſſe and continuall ſorrow in my heart, for I could wiſh my ſelfemyself ſeparate from Chriſt, for my kinſ-folk in the fleſh. Saint Paul here tels …
Nicholas Lockyer · A Divine Discovery of Sincerity · p. 79 · Open in the reader

A Still Voice A06196

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… at the time of the siege he standing on the wall, cryed, Woe to my selfemyself; at which words he was slaine with an engine by the enemy that beleagured …
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… at the time of the siege he standing on the wall, cryed, Woe to my selfemyself; at which words he was slaine with an engine by the enemy that beleagured …
William Loe · A Still Voice · p. 65 · Open in the reader

Commentary on Galatians A06492

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I My ſelfeMyself can ſcarcely beleeue that I was ſo plentifull in wordes when I did publikely …
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I My ſelfeMyself can ſcarcely beleeue that I was ſo plentifull in wordes when I did publikely …
Martin Luther · Commentary on Galatians · p. 1 · Open in the reader

Exposition of Ecclesiastes A06504

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… to teach others. I beganne (ſaith he) to aſſay many wayes, whereby to occupy my ſelfemyself, in abſtayning from wynes & pleaſures, ſo that other by my exāple might learne to …
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… to teach others. I beganne (ſaith he) to aſſay many wayes, whereby to occupy my ſelfemyself, in abſtayning from wynes & pleaſures, ſo that other by my exāple might learne to …
Martin Luther · Exposition of Ecclesiastes · Open in the reader

Collected Sermons A06521

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… therefore muſt be ſo affected, that thou ſay: Moſt gracious Ieſu, although I finde my ſelfemyself altogether weake, diſeaſed, and in a wretched ſtate, yet I will not therefore caſt …
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… therefore muſt be ſo affected, that thou ſay: Moſt gracious Ieſu, although I finde my ſelfemyself altogether weake, diſeaſed, and in a wretched ſtate, yet I will not therefore caſt …
Martin Luther · Collected Sermons · p. 87 · Open in the reader
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… and with all his heart by faith to cleaue to this one Mediatour. I my ſelfemyself haue now preached the Goſpell almoſt twentie yeares, and haue bin exerciſed in the …
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… and with all his heart by faith to cleaue to this one Mediatour. I my ſelfemyself haue now preached the Goſpell almoſt twentie yeares, and haue bin exerciſed in the …
Martin Luther · Collected Sermons · p. 208 · Open in the reader
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… vnto them. God turne this away from me, ſay they, that I ſhould affirme my ſelfemyself holy and godly, farre be this arrogancie and raſhnes from me. I am many …
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… vnto them. God turne this away from me, ſay they, that I ſhould affirme my ſelfemyself holy and godly, farre be this arrogancie and raſhnes from me. I am many …
Martin Luther · Collected Sermons · p. 281 · Open in the reader
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… to prepare ſuſtenance for me and mine, and I haue nothing at all of my ſelfemyself, neither perceiue any helpe comming from any man, neither know where to looke for …
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… to prepare ſuſtenance for me and mine, and I haue nothing at all of my ſelfemyself, neither perceiue any helpe comming from any man, neither know where to looke for …
Martin Luther · Collected Sermons · p. 339 · Open in the reader