This is a list of all the questions and their associated study carrel identifiers. One can learn a lot of the "aboutness" of a text simply by reading the questions.
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A54117 | At least to maintain Charity by, If our sentiments of the Intention of the Text are not the same? |
A54117 | But since none can be so orthodox as that deliver''d to us in Gods Book, why should we press the point further? |
A54117 | Or how can we frame a better General to Center In? |
A54117 | Who can Determine with equal Authority to that of the Holy Ghost? |
A54117 | Who can express His mind Apter? |
A54117 | s.n.,[ London: 1698?] |
A27200 | How can you think that he will you forgive, Who so Blasphem''d his Name while you did live? |
A27200 | is it not a sad and dreadful case, That Men should Him Blaspheme unto his Face? |
A27200 | the unwelcome company of Fiends and Devils? |
A27200 | what would they give for to be free? |
A36289 | And Homage pay to the Almighty King, At whose Command All Things from Nought did spring? |
A36289 | And are not Marked with a Stamp Divine? |
A36289 | Art thou in Terms His great Pow''r to Resist? |
A36289 | Could Isra''l be Impos''d on, or Deceiv''d When all the Laws and Statutes they Receiv''d? |
A36289 | Did he not cause one of his Angels slay, And on the Ground near g tenscore thousand Lay Of Sirian Corpses, in a single Night? |
A36289 | Did not my Preaching Prophets tell thee plain? |
A36289 | Fixt to the Law, Commencing from the Day These Acts were Done; Pray there fore show what Way? |
A36289 | Thou ought not take my Hallowed Name in vain? |
A36289 | To the prophain Curst Swearer, Athist Wretch, The Judge shall on this ways derect his Speech ▪ The ARAIGNMENT of the WICKED WHat? |
A36289 | Tush, what is said by yonder Man we''re Sure, The Mickle Devil himself can not indure, What? |
A36289 | Were not Divine Unquestion''d useful Seals? |
A36289 | What Mortal dare with such a Champion fight? |
A36289 | are of Verity, As ev''n the Devils themselves dar not deny; As has been prov''d, how comes it then that thou Doth not unto the Great MESSIAH bow? |
A36289 | doth thou think indeed, These Scriptures which thou frequently may Read, Are forg''d by Art, or Subtile Mans Ingine? |
A36289 | q The r Sea divided s Jordans Streams back turn''d; And Law emitted while the t Mountain Burn''d Are these Romances, Lies or Forged Tales? |
A93926 | 1. Who shall secure the Tithingman for what he doth upon the Justices unjust proceedings? |
A93926 | Answer, How or when could the Parson see with his eyes such horrid acts of blasphemy, and not with his tongue reprove nor admonish the offender? |
A93926 | Art thou he that livest in the Spirit? |
A93926 | Art thou more wise, more holy, more knowing then the Bishops, and the Episcopal Preachers? |
A93926 | Art thou not raised up of the devil to bring an evil report upon the work of Reformation? |
A93926 | As a bird wandereth from her nest, so is a man that wandereth from his place,& c. Was not this man as a silly bird to wander from his place? |
A93926 | But why do you boast your self in your own deceivings? |
A93926 | Do not the Episcopalians hate thy waies in wickednesse? |
A93926 | Is not M. White and the Parish beholding to T. W? |
A93926 | Is not the light that is in thee darknesse? |
A93926 | Judge Nicholas saith, O sirra, you know the Law, do you? |
A93926 | Lord how good thou art? |
A93926 | The second was, Whether ever they took M. W. to be a good woman? |
A93926 | Then the Presbyterian and Independent Ministers, or rather, art thou not altogether notwithstanding like a deceitfull Idol? |
A93926 | Thou art guilded with godlinesse I say: Art thou not altogether in the flesh? |
A93926 | Two questions Mr Stokes desires them to satisfie him in; one is Why the fact was concealed till now? |
A93926 | Webb is satisfied with his Masse of malice ▪ and that one of many acts of blasphemy is enough to record at this time? |
A93926 | Were not these mock- prayers? |
A93926 | What provision is made for conveying him and his& c. to Goal, for a foot they can not go, and horses they will not hire? |
A93926 | When you appeared in sheeps clothing, who harmed you, who molested you, who advanced themselves above you? |
A93926 | Wherefore Mr Stokes demands of them why they trouble him about such complaints? |
A93926 | Whereupon this Deponents husband asked the said Mr Webbe, What? |
A93926 | Whether J. O. aforesaid being an ingenuous young man, was not a fit piece of the Creation, to be a wife for T. Webbe the Parson? |
A93926 | Whether the said Webbe be not a man of a thousand to make a Parish Parson, and publique Preacher in this time of Reformation? |
A93926 | Whether( seeing they were States- prisoners) the State ought not to make provision for them, both to the Goal and in the Goal? |
A93926 | do you tell them lies in the Pulpit? |
A93926 | from his lawfull calling? |
A93926 | from his pretended purity, to lay the egs of his filthinesse in other birds nests? |
A93926 | from the wife of his bosome? |
A93926 | that art raised up against a time of Reformation, to help forward the work? |
A93926 | that hast attained to a higher light? |
A93926 | why at that time of the night? |
A93926 | why they did not rather get the assistance of some of their friends to reconcile them? |
A77492 | , but what made it so? |
A77492 | 2, Now, How may this name of God be said to be injured, evill spoken of? |
A77492 | And are there not such to be found in this Nation that I say not in this place)? |
A77492 | And hath not the like hapned to many amongst us, who have been guilty of the like usurpation? |
A77492 | And if so, how deeply should this affect us, to hear the name of God thus dishonoured, thus Blasphemed as it is? |
A77492 | And is it not so amongst us at this day? |
A77492 | And is it not so? |
A77492 | And that in this weeding time; in this time of pretended, and by many really intended Reformation? |
A77492 | And what cause have we to do the like, who hear of those horrid Blasphemies which are so rife in this Nation at this day? |
A77492 | And wherefore foretold? |
A77492 | And wherefore he more then others? |
A77492 | Are they not for the most part, such as separate themselves? |
A77492 | As for that Orthodox distinction betwixt Essence and Person, how is it exploded? |
A77492 | But alas how is this Prophecie of the Apostles fulfilled and made good amongst us in these last and worst of times? |
A77492 | But how cometh it so to passe, that this so ill, so poysonous a weed should thus spring and grow in this Garden of God? |
A77492 | But how shall we be preserved and kept from this great Evill? |
A77492 | But how so? |
A77492 | But if so, how came Moses to be at a stand concerning that Blasphemer, that he should so solicitously enquire of God what he should do with him? |
A77492 | But what hath been the issue? |
A77492 | But what is it that maketh them so? |
A77492 | But what kind of Blasphemy is it which we meet with in the text? |
A77492 | But what kind of men are they which have such a maligne influence upon the times, to make them so evill? |
A77492 | But what men? |
A77492 | But what was that to the Angel, the Minister, or Officers in that Church? |
A77492 | But what was the issue? |
A77492 | But what was the issue? |
A77492 | But who, or what were they of whom the Apostle here foretelleth that they should prove so desperately wicked? |
A77492 | Grosse and rigid Separatists, and Sectaries? |
A77492 | Have we owned God and his truths, and appeared for them by profession and practice? |
A77492 | How is Satan let loose amongst us, even to the deceiving of the Elect, if it were possible? |
A77492 | I was a Blasphemer( saith he) But how so? |
A77492 | If such adventurous spirits be drowned in a sea of Errors, what wonder? |
A77492 | In the first Centurie, in the Apostles times, and soon after, how many of this brood? |
A77492 | The Deity of Christ the Son of God, as also of the Holy Ghost, and their equality whith the Father, how is it professed against? |
A77492 | Then every Athanasius shall be a Satansius, and what not? |
A77492 | To see such a deluge of Heresies and Blasphemies cast out of the mouth of Satan, who but may fear the drowning of the Church? |
A77492 | To see such a flood of waters cast out of the mouth of the red Dragon, who but may fear the carrying away the woman by it? |
A77492 | To these I shall adde but one more; would you be kept from this sin? |
A77492 | What is it that should make the times so bad, so dreadful? |
A77492 | What shall we do for them? |
A77492 | What, Are we Dogs, that we should do such things? |
A77492 | When so many Dorrs are striking at the light, who but may fear the putting out of the Candle? |
A77492 | Wherefore is it that we are met together this day? |
A77492 | Who, or what are the Blasphemers of the times? |
A77492 | [ May we know what this new doctrine is whereof thou speakest?] |
A77492 | [ Men shall be blasphemers] but what kind of Blasphemers? |
A77492 | but to bewaile the Blasphemies, the hideous, horrid, prodigious Blasphemies which swarme almost in all places of this Nation at this day? |
A77492 | the extinguishing of the light of the Gospel amongst us? |
A77492 | whether of God or of Men? |
A34470 | And now what are you? |
A34470 | And why then, say you, that the same bodie shall be raised again? |
A34470 | But I have a new question, that is, Will Christ be manifest in them all, first or last? |
A34470 | But Sir, he, I know, doth mean, that there is no reprobates ordained to wrath; now tell me, will Christ be in them you call reprobates, first or last? |
A34470 | Can not every one read this as well as you? |
A34470 | Do you charge me with any thing in this Proposition, or not? |
A34470 | Do your conscience accuse you? |
A34470 | How do you prove it? |
A34470 | How long doth this Damnation last on them? |
A34470 | I desire you may go on: How is Christ in you the hope of glory? |
A34470 | If you speak to me, I must speak to you: But Sir, How will you prove me a Blasphemer, by the Law of God, or the Law of man? |
A34470 | Is that Resurrection a mysterie, or no mysterie? |
A34470 | Is there any man without sin? |
A34470 | Let me ask you one question, the Goats that are spoken of, Are they believers? |
A34470 | Not as acted by him, but reckoned to him: But Sir, pray answer me this question, seeing you have spoke, Is the body of Christ part of himself, or not? |
A34470 | Or are they part of both? |
A34470 | Or are they unbelievers? |
A34470 | Pray then whose body are all the men in the world which Christ died for? |
A34470 | Sir, what do you mean by satisfaction? |
A34470 | Sirrah, you brazenface Rabshackel, what, doe you get up here to declare your blasphemy? |
A34470 | So long as they do continue unbelievers? |
A34470 | The Apostle saith all, and you say some, who perverts Scripture now, you or I? |
A34470 | Then give me leave, Christ being born of the Virgin Mary, Was it also a signe to us, or not? |
A34470 | Was it holie flesh, or sinful flesh? |
A34470 | Were they Believers, or Vnbelievers? |
A34470 | What are ye guiltie? |
A34470 | What do you mean by grave? |
A34470 | What is that you call Blasphemy? |
A34470 | Will you say that Christ suffered for his own sins? |
A34470 | You read of ten Lepers that were cleansed, and but one which did returne to give glorie to God, then said Christ, Where are the other nine? |
A34470 | and to whom is the Arm of the Lord revealed? |
A34470 | and to whom is the arme of the Lord revealed? |
A34470 | and what do you doe? |
A34470 | and what is that sinner which shall perish? |
A34470 | so was Christ: Was man accursed for sin? |
A42401 | & c. Now how doth your definition suit unto this? |
A42401 | ( Christ is risen,) and what is Christ? |
A42401 | 1. serve for your purpose? |
A42401 | 12? |
A42401 | 19, 20. which contemned the preaching of Noah, were regenerated? |
A42401 | 20. who was it that led his people? |
A42401 | 20? |
A42401 | 8. or we that defend them? |
A42401 | A goodly conclusion, is it not? |
A42401 | Also Christ laid down his life for his Sheep, are the Divels and the damned any of the Sheep of Christ? |
A42401 | And as they went on their way, they came to a certain water; and the Eunuch said, see, here is water, what doth hinder me to be Baptised? |
A42401 | And of our Redemption by Christ? |
A42401 | Are not the Creatures made subject to vanity by reason of the sin of man? |
A42401 | Are they not commissionated to preach this throughout the World, and did they not faithfully perform it? |
A42401 | Are they predestinated to be the sons of God? |
A42401 | As appears more fully out of the 4. and 5. verses, and who are they? |
A42401 | But have all men power to repent and believe? |
A42401 | But it can not hold them all? |
A42401 | But let me ask you one question, when Christ gave unto his Disciples the keys of the kingdome of Heaven, wherein did the power of the keys consist? |
A42401 | But what shall become of them? |
A42401 | But when( may it be asked) doth he bestow all this? |
A42401 | By the hands; of whom? |
A42401 | Do not the best of Gods children sin? |
A42401 | Do not the words following shew that it is spoken to Judah and Jerusalem, the Church of God? |
A42401 | Do we not sad approaches now behold? |
A42401 | Doth he confesse that he had erred in that confession of his, concerning the resurrection? |
A42401 | Doth he not speak of those, that he predestinated to the Adoption of children? |
A42401 | Doth not Iob say plainly, I know that my Redeemer lives? |
A42401 | Fury is not in me: who would set the Briars, and Thorns against me in battel? |
A42401 | God; wherewith? |
A42401 | Have we not examples for it also? |
A42401 | He that died, or rather he that is risen from the dead, and who was that? |
A42401 | How could that be? |
A42401 | How is your forehead steel''d, that you dare out- face a truth as apparent as the Sun at Noon- day? |
A42401 | Is not here condemnation preached to unbeleevers, as well as salvation to beleevers, is it not as clear as the light at Noon- day? |
A42401 | Is the Scripture therefore centrary to scripture? |
A42401 | It is decreed; where? |
A42401 | Mark the words, he call''s it their Worm, and this their Worm never dies, and wherefore their Worm? |
A42401 | Now I pray, who do so? |
A42401 | Now these being an Allegorie doth it prove, that all the Scriptures are an Allegorie? |
A42401 | Now what is all this to your Opponents, how can you apply any of these things to any particular action of theirs truly? |
A42401 | Of Moses and Aaron: what were they? |
A42401 | Or because that was an Allegorie, may we believe there was no such Historie? |
A42401 | Secondly, verse 9. by this, shall the iniquitie of Jacob be purged, by what? |
A42401 | The History of the Acts of the Apostles? |
A42401 | The History of the Kings? |
A42401 | Then said one unto him, Lord, are there few that shall be saved? |
A42401 | There wants fewel? |
A42401 | Though it be kindled, yet it may go out? |
A42401 | To whom is this spoken? |
A42401 | Was it not in binding as well as in loosing? |
A42401 | Were they elected before the foundation of the World? |
A42401 | What Stuffe hath he dropt from his Gooses quill To praise a Subject suitable, as ill? |
A42401 | What do you think of the old world, were not they created by God? |
A42401 | What doth his Caution fancy''d from the course Of Stars, but shew he''s Lunatick or worse? |
A42401 | What is the History of the creation of the World? |
A42401 | What manner of dispensations to go to Hell? |
A42401 | What? |
A42401 | a man would judge that you mean Christ was one of them? |
A42401 | and what becomes of branches cut off? |
A42401 | because St. Paul made an Allegory of Abrahams having Sarah& Hagar doth it follow that all the Scriptures are Allegories? |
A42401 | can such fruits arise from ignorance? |
A42401 | could any man make such an excellent confession of a thing, and in such a manner, as Iob doth, and not know it? |
A42401 | doth not his confession of his Redeemer, of the Resurrection, nay, of his own Redeemer prove the contrary? |
A42401 | no, it is like a burning River of Brimstone, the breath of the Lord continually kindling it, and wherefore is all this? |
A42401 | or that he had maintained a false cause? |
A42401 | or the Word against the Word? |
A42401 | they shall be cast into Hell, and all the people that forget God; which hell is here called Tophet: when was this made? |
A42401 | to Babylon of the Caldeans, or to spiritual Babylon, the corps of the Reprobate? |
A42401 | — Now who doth this? |
A45376 | ''T is true, they have had no small share in Censures and Objections; But what Person so innocent, what Design to laudable as to escape them? |
A45376 | Again, are we Zealously Magistrates? |
A45376 | Again, do we hate and abhor Sin with the same degree of Passion, wherewith we love GOD? |
A45376 | Again, does the Excellency of those who are employ''d in any Service render it Honourable? |
A45376 | And can it be a valuable Advantage to Men of Reason, that they may Swear as without any reverence for GOD, so without any fear of Punishment from Men? |
A45376 | And can that Man be esteem''d a sincere Christian, who has no regard for his Brothers Eternal Happiness? |
A45376 | And don''t all such deserve our Countenance and Encouragement, our greatest esteem and tenderest affection? |
A45376 | And how happy wou''d it be both for them and us, did all our Magistrates consider and act agreeably to the great Trust repos''d in them? |
A45376 | And is Religion the only that either does not need, or does not deserve a Society to promote and secure it? |
A45376 | And is not the Case and Duty the same, and shou''d not the Honour be so too, with respect to those Sins which are immediately levell''d against GOD? |
A45376 | And must not our being thus employ''d in the Work of Angels, be an excellent Preparative for their Conversation? |
A45376 | And must not such Rejoice, when they see those Wretches Punish''d, who Dishonour their Sex, as well as their Religion? |
A45376 | And shou''d not so Great, so Good an Example, engage Persons of all Ranks and Qualities, to joyn Vigorously in Prosecuting the same Design? |
A45376 | And shou''d not the hopes of this Infinite Reward, inspire us with Holy Zeal, Undaunted Resolution, and Invincible Patience? |
A45376 | And shou''d not those among us Blush who are conscious to themselves, that they are Intitled to none of these Praises? |
A45376 | And shou''d we not chearfully pertake in all their Difficulties and Dangers, as we hope to share in their Rewards and Glory? |
A45376 | And that because they were not Zealously Affected against Vice, and did not Industriously promote Reformation of Manners? |
A45376 | And what a happy change wou''d their Zeal and Courage soon produce? |
A45376 | And what a sad account shall such Men have to make at the Day of Judgment? |
A45376 | And what various Passions of Indignation, of Grief and Shame must distract such unhappy Souls, when the Son of GOD shall thus Expostulate with them? |
A45376 | Are not only far from GOD in their Hearts, but with their very Lips Dishonour him? |
A45376 | Are our Magistrates and Clergy Commended, for discharging their Duty with so much Zeal? |
A45376 | Are these the Rules and Measures of our Friendship to Men, and will GOD accept our Love on any lower Terms? |
A45376 | As by averting the Wrath of GOD, and smoothing the way to Heaven? |
A45376 | As by extirpating Vice, and promoting Piety and Virtue? |
A45376 | But Idolatry was not the only Sin the Israelites thought themselves oblig''d to suppress by Informing against it? |
A45376 | But in their being the Instruments of GOD''s Justice in Punishing his Enemies, the Instruments of his Mercy in Rewarding his Servants? |
A45376 | But what Service so useful as this? |
A45376 | Can they be fond of the Nauseous Liberty of being as Prophane as they please? |
A45376 | Can ye hope to dwell with me, for whom you never had any true Honour, whose Cause you did not Plead, whose Interest you did not Espouse? |
A45376 | Can you say you sincerely Lov''d me, when you declin''d my most Necessary Service, the Punishment of Vice, and Advancement of Piety? |
A45376 | Dare we say we Love GOD, and yet can patiently hear his Being and Providence Disown''d, His Word Ridicul''d, and His Glorious Name Prophan''d? |
A45376 | Did he hale the Saints to Prison, was he consenting to their Death? |
A45376 | Did he once make Havock of the Church? |
A45376 | Did they with united Counsels and Endeavours put a stop to Vice, and not commit those Crimes themselves, they were commanded to punish in others? |
A45376 | Do I with the Humility becoming a Creature, Reverence GOD''s Word, and Adore his N ● me? |
A45376 | Do we passionately Love GOD, and Burn with some degree of Angels Fire? |
A45376 | Do we see something in it contrary to the Divine Nature; to Infinite Purity, Justice and Goodness, as also to our own reason and Happiness? |
A45376 | Does he possess the Chief Empire of our Hearts and Minds; and do we suffer nothing to out- Rival him in our Affections? |
A45376 | For how comes it to pass, that the Reformation for above an Age, has been almost wholly at a stand, or rather declining? |
A45376 | For is it not reasonable that Wickedness shou''d be Suppress''d, and that Open Impieties shou''d be Punish''d and Corrected? |
A45376 | For is the Person against whom the Information is given, Guilty of the Crime, with which he is charg''d? |
A45376 | For what reason can Swearers have, with so much Eagerness and Passion, to desire to know who Inform''d against them? |
A45376 | For wherein consists the employment of the Ministring Spirits of Heaven? |
A45376 | Had they almost miscarry''d and been ruin''d for ever by their Wickedness, had not the Goodness of GOD miraculously interpos''d for their Deliverance? |
A45376 | Has Satan entirely chang''d his Nature, and laid aside his Malice? |
A45376 | Has he so often mis- represented Religion with great success, and expos''d it to publick Hatred, by Painting it as some frightful Monster? |
A45376 | Have they entic''d others to Sin, and been but too unhappily successful in it? |
A45376 | Have they heretofore Prophan''d GOD''s Name, or his Word, or his Day? |
A45376 | Have they injur''d Religion by their Evil Examples? |
A45376 | Hers, I say, whose Judgment and Prudence, were equal to Her Piety and High Condition? |
A45376 | How Glorious wou''d Piety appear with all its Beauteous Charms? |
A45376 | How Zealous was Elijah against Idolatry? |
A45376 | How was Moses Transported at the Israelites Idolatry? |
A45376 | How wou''d Religion Prosper and Flourish? |
A45376 | How wou''d Wickedness Blush and Tremble, and Fly away? |
A45376 | How wou''d all the Blessings of Heaven and Earth flow down upon us? |
A45376 | In their restraining us from Sin by their powerful Influence, and awakening us to Repentance by unseen ways? |
A45376 | Is any great Trade to be undertaken, which is too difficult and expensive for any Private Fortune and Contrivance? |
A45376 | Is he not only transform''d into the likeness of an Angel of Light but become really one? |
A45376 | Lastly, The more useful any Service is, the more Honourable it shou''d be esteem''d? |
A45376 | Make us constant in our Endeavours against Vice, as those Stars are in their Motions, which we hope hereafter in Glory to Outshine? |
A45376 | Make us despise both the Smiles and Frowns of Fortune and of Men, the Uncharitable Censures of some, and Prophane Scoffs of others? |
A45376 | Must they not be struck with silent Horrours at the Charge, and Agonies of Soul too big to be utter''d? |
A45376 | Or has the Old Serpent lost at once his Cunning and his Poyson? |
A45376 | That there shou''d be Seminaries for Uncleaness, and yet unpunished, unregarded? |
A45376 | Then where is the wrong, if he be Discover''d and Punish''d for it? |
A45376 | Thus do I, for Example, Love GOD because of his Goodness? |
A45376 | Thus for Example, Do I profess Friendship for another Man? |
A45376 | Thus for Example: Are we Zealous Ministers of Religion? |
A45376 | Was he once a bitter Enemy to Christianity, a Blasphemer and Reviler of the Son of GOD? |
A45376 | What Feuds must continually arise betwixt Governours and Subjects, the one being Tyrannical, and the other Rebellious? |
A45376 | What an Emblem of Hell must this World become, Criminals being too numerous, too big to be Corrected? |
A45376 | What security can Men have for their Lives or Fortunes, when Perjury shall be no longer dreaded as a Crime? |
A45376 | What tho you did not Prophane my Name your selves, yet others you cou''d hear do it with a Smile: And did rather Encourage than Suppress that Sin? |
A45376 | What way can we do so much good to Mankind, as by bringing Obstinate Offenders to Punishment, and removing Infectious Examples? |
A45376 | Who will not labour to stop the progress of a Contagious Vice, and thereby prevent the Ruin of many Souls? |
A45376 | Will he no more oppose Religion, no more obstruct Reformation of Manners? |
A45376 | Zeal, which Nail''d him to the Cross, and Shed his Blood, and made him yield up the Ghost? |
A45376 | from the 6 th to the 12 th verse? |