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The Christian Sabbath defended against a crying evil in these times of the antisabitarians…
The Christian Sabbath defended against a crying evil in these times of the antisabitarians of our age: wherein is showed that the morality of the fourth Commandment is still in force to bind Christians unto the sanctification of the Sabbath day. Written by that learned assertor of the truth, William Twice D.D. late prolocutor to the Assembly of Divines.The Christian Sabbath defended against a crying evil in these times of the antisabitarians of our age: wherein is shewed that the morality of the fourth Commandement is still in force to bind Christians unto the sanctification of the Sabbath day. Written by that learned assertor of the truth, William Twisse D.D. late prolocutor to the Assembly of Divines.
London: printed for Thomas Pierrepont, 1652
Modern spelling is a reading aid: the words are the author’s, only the spelling is modernized. Original shows the page as printed, with the transcription marks.
An Errata.
IN the preface p. 8. li. 22. 23. it is so far to be accounted moral, In the treatise, p. 3. l. 20. report, read repent. p. 7. l. 28. to seal, read to steal, p. 36. l. 35. a new Father, r. a new master, p. 37. l. 31. Mockel. p. 38. l. 6. blot out and p. 39. l. 32. we, r. who r. •• l. 8. would read could, p. 48. l 2. Piloponus, p. 50. l. 39. rather then p. 53. l. 31. unto p. 56. l. 3. from sins, read for sins, p. 59 l. 30. [Greek or Hebrew]. l. 33. purse, read purpose. p. 110. l. 10. 6 toh read both p. 110. l. 16. and by sending the holy Ghost, p. 122. l. 2. read Rom: 1.4 p. 122. l. the last, now read was, p. 129. l. 4. read because on that day, p. 133. l. 9. Qua, read quae, page 137. l. 5. his read is, p. 144. l. 23. some without, read shins with our p. 151. l 26. yet read yea p. 152. l. 6. walaeus, that, read walaus say that p. 152. l. 27. & made read & the seventh made, line last, that on that day read, that one day. p. 158. l. 11. is to be proved, read is, to prove only. p. 162. l. 18. read Banbury, p. 165. l. 7. Rogers upon. read Rogers. Upon, l. 26. is contrary read it contrary p. 167. l. the last, deal which the Jews keep, read as the letter soundeth, p. 168. 29. against, read again, p. 170. l. 16. be, read to be, l. 171. l. 1. 15. deal now being, read to be, p. 180. l. 6. though he read though I. p. 180. l. 27. that, read and that, p. 187. l. 12. peratur, reads operatur, p. 195. l. 5. uno read imo, p. 196. l. 32. well, read will, p. 198. l. 6. observed the, read observed it in the p. 20. l. 27. saith that no more, read saith no more, p. 205. l. 20. as, read was p. 207. l. 24. he doth say, read he doth not say, p. 222. l. 27: Gerardus, p. 230. li. 1. read supposition l. 6. that God, deal that, & read God p. 233. l. 14. of Ephesus, read of Troas p. 240. l. 4. I can, read I call.
IN the preface p. 8. li. 22. 23. it is so far to be accompted morall, In the treatise, p. 3. l. 20. report, read repent. p. 7. l. 28. to seale, reade to steale, p. 36. l. 35. a new Father, r. a new master, p. 37. l. 31. Mockel. p. 38. l. 6. blot out and p. 39. l. 32. wee, r. who r. l. 8. would read could, p. 48. l 2. Piloponus, p. 50. l. 39. rather then p. 53. l. 31. unto p. 56. l. 3. from sins, read for sins, p. 59 l. 30. . l. 33. purse, read purpose. p. 110. l. 10. 6 toh read both p. 110. l. 16. and by sending the holy Ghost, p. 122. l. 2. read Rom: 1.4 p. 122. l. the last, now read was, p. 129. l. 4. read because on that day, p. 133. l. 9. Qua, read quae, page 137. l. 5. his read is, p. 144. l. 23. some without, read shins with our p. 151. l 26. yet read yea p. 152. l. 6. walaeus, that, read walaus say that p. 152. l. 27. & made read & the seventh made, line last, that on that day read, that one day. p. 158. l. 11. is to be proved, read is, to prove only. p. 162. l. 18. read Banbury, p. 165. l. 7. Rogers upon. read Rogers. Vpon, l. 26. is contrary read it contrary p. 167. l. the last, dele which the Jewes keepe, read as the letter soundeth, p. 168. 29. against, read againe, p. 170. l. 16. be, read to be, l. 171. l. 1. 15. dele now being, read to be, p. 180. l. 6. though he read though I. p. 180. l. 27. that, read and that, p. 187. l. 12. peratur, reads operatur, p. 195. l. 5. uno read imo, p. 196. l. 32. well, read will, p. 198. l. 6. observed the, read observed it in the p. 20. l. 27. saith that no more, read saith no more, p. 205. l. 20. as, read was p. 207. l. 24. he doth say, read he doth not say, p. 222. l. 27: Gerardus, p. 230. li. 1. read supposition l. 6. that God, dele that, & read God p. 233. l. 14. of Ephesus, read of Troas p. 240. l. 4. I can, read I call.