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quadgram | frequency |
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to bring men to | 190 |
in matters of religion | 132 |
the church of england | 119 |
to the true religion | 117 |
of the true religion | 114 |
of the church of | 102 |
to bring them to | 77 |
the word of god | 76 |
and at a distance | 73 |
the power of the | 66 |
of the truth of | 65 |
bring men to the | 62 |
is to be understood | 62 |
it is to be | 59 |
men to the true | 57 |
for the most part | 56 |
the salvation of souls | 55 |
but on the contrary | 55 |
to make them consider | 52 |
the law of nature | 51 |
to use force to | 51 |
proper and sufficient to | 50 |
same is to be | 50 |
force to bring men | 50 |
early english books online | 50 |
for the salvation of | 49 |
on the other side | 49 |
use force to bring | 46 |
and sufficient to convince | 45 |
to make men consider | 44 |
desperately perverse and obstinate | 43 |
is the true religion | 43 |
in the hands of | 39 |
the use of force | 39 |
to supply the want | 38 |
is not to be | 38 |
supply the want of | 38 |
in the use of | 37 |
in the next place | 37 |
that must save them | 35 |
in order to the | 35 |
the grace of god | 35 |
ought not to be | 35 |
the way of salvation | 34 |
the truth of it | 34 |
are not to be | 34 |
the truth that must | 34 |
truth that must save | 33 |
the religion of the | 32 |
of the national church | 32 |
to be the true | 32 |
under the old testament | 32 |
the communion of the | 32 |
force in matters of | 31 |
that there is no | 31 |
reject the true religion | 31 |
the salvation of mens | 31 |
there can be no | 31 |
salvation of mens souls | 31 |
power of the magistrate | 30 |
if it be not | 30 |
of the christian religion | 30 |
that is to say | 30 |
without the assistance of | 29 |
as well as the | 29 |
at the same time | 29 |
the church of rome | 29 |
power of church government | 29 |
this sort of people | 28 |
the end for which | 28 |
of the civil magistrate | 28 |
to hear and consider | 28 |
the body and mind | 28 |
to make him consider | 27 |
indirectly and at a | 27 |
the truth of the | 27 |
the government of the | 27 |
the only true religion | 27 |
if there be any | 27 |
by the law of | 27 |
of god and nature | 27 |
in the matter of | 27 |
to be understood of | 26 |
a great part of | 26 |
that the true religion | 26 |
the same is to | 26 |
if so be that | 26 |
that it is not | 26 |
in the way of | 26 |
the very same is | 26 |
sufficient to convince them | 26 |
be the true religion | 25 |
to make use of | 25 |
the pure spirits and | 25 |
one and the same | 25 |
used to bring men | 25 |
which is the true | 24 |
to imbrace the truth | 24 |
that there is a | 24 |
very same is to | 24 |
that it may be | 24 |
those reasons and arguments | 24 |
under the dominion of | 24 |
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to be understood in | 24 |
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of the visible church | 24 |
a right to use | 23 |
imbrace the true religion | 23 |
the powers in being | 23 |
one only true religion | 23 |
of governing the church | 23 |
the state of the | 23 |
indirect and at a | 23 |
i take to be | 23 |
the end of the | 22 |
rejecting the true religion | 22 |
of saturn and mars | 22 |
characters represented either as | 22 |
represented either as utf | 22 |
the spirit of god | 22 |
as if it were | 22 |
arguments proper and sufficient | 22 |
communion of the church | 22 |
of the national religion | 22 |
in the power of | 21 |
is to be used | 21 |
the rest of the | 21 |
is to be noted | 21 |
for not being of | 21 |
to the nature of | 21 |
is necessary to salvation | 21 |
the magistrate to use | 21 |
to convince them of | 21 |
the bringing men to | 21 |
they are to be | 21 |
the nature of the | 21 |
of liberty of conscience | 21 |
not being of the | 21 |
the use of it | 21 |
in the church of | 20 |
imbrace the truth that | 20 |
the want of force | 20 |
the authority of the | 20 |
for the promoting the | 20 |
notes for div a | 20 |
more harm than good | 20 |
as you tell us | 20 |
the true nature of | 20 |
the hands of the | 20 |
and the good of | 20 |
not to be of | 20 |
that it is the | 20 |
of all sorts of | 20 |
the good of souls | 20 |
and the salvation of | 20 |
the honour of god | 20 |
the church of christ | 20 |
for which they are | 20 |
right to use force | 20 |
the want of the | 20 |
religion in the world | 20 |
to be of the | 20 |
consider those reasons and | 20 |
and as it were | 19 |
in the inward parts | 19 |
of the body and | 19 |
the law of god | 19 |
all sorts of food | 19 |
by reason of the | 19 |
give me leave to | 19 |
them of the truth | 19 |
it is not so | 19 |
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the doctrine of the | 19 |
are proper and sufficient | 19 |
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i think i may | 19 |
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not so much as | 18 |
men of common discretion | 18 |
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the power of governing | 18 |
by its own light | 18 |
it ought to be | 18 |
so much the more | 18 |
to be punished by | 18 |
the promoting the true | 18 |
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men to imbrace the | 18 |
the greatest part of | 18 |
the children of israel | 18 |
consider as they ought | 18 |
to consider those reasons | 18 |
the power of church | 18 |
the worship of god | 18 |
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the most part of | 17 |
government of the church | 17 |
because they are not | 17 |
that the power of | 17 |
corruption of humane nature | 17 |
of meats and drinks | 17 |
convince them of the | 17 |
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the pure spirituous parts | 17 |
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the light of nature | 17 |
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parts of the body | 17 |
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a power in the | 17 |
the desperately perverse and | 17 |
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of god in the | 17 |
power of governing the | 17 |
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aversion to the true | 16 |
rights of the commonwealth | 16 |
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influences of the air | 16 |
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free egress and regress | 16 |
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power in the magistrate | 16 |
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it is not the | 16 |
that the christian religion | 16 |
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the sun and elements | 16 |
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that the magistrate is | 16 |
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there will be no | 16 |
truth which must save | 16 |
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the truth of his | 15 |
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magistrate to use force | 15 |
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to make men hear | 15 |
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its own light and | 15 |
end for which they | 15 |
truth in the inward | 15 |
own light and strength | 15 |
you will not deny | 15 |
is in the right | 15 |
in the sight of | 15 |
the laws of the | 15 |
the health of the | 15 |
the corruption of humane | 15 |
the act of uniformity | 15 |
assistance of the powers | 15 |
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to come to the | 15 |
state of the question | 15 |
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to be of god | 15 |
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all parts of the | 15 |
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truth of the christian | 15 |
the civil rights of | 15 |
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the glory of god | 15 |
the care of his | 15 |
the truth which must | 15 |
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bring them to consider | 15 |
the kingdom of heaven | 14 |
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sort of people are | 14 |
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great part of the | 14 |
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of force in matters | 14 |
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