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Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
city_n	abominable_a	abomination_n	desolation_n	91	3	11.5194	5	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A15520	A Christian dictionarie Opening the signification of the chiefe words dispersed generally through Holy Scriptures of the Old and New Testament, tending to increase Christian knowledge. Whereunto is annexed, a perticular dictionary for the Reuelation of S. Iohn. For the Canticles or Song of Salomon. For the Epistle to the Hebrues. By Tho: Wilson minister of the Word, at Saint Georges in Canterbury.	Wilson, Thomas, 1563-1622.	1612 (1612)	STC 25786; ESTC S121081	469,452	830

      Iustice. 265 dist   F Iustice of God 265   con F Iustification 267. def dist   F Iudgement 262     F Iudgment of quicke and dead Page 260   K. con   Keyes of the Kingdome 270 dist con   Key of Knowledge 270     King 271 dist con F Kingdome of Christ. 273 dist   F Kingdome of God 272 dist     Knowledge of God 277 dist   F Knowledge as it is in God Page 278       Keeping the Law 269 dist L.   F Law of God 284 dist con   Liberty Christian. 292. def dist   F Life euerlasting 294     F Life of God 294       Life godly what 293 def   F Lord being referred to christ Page 299 dist con   Lords Supper 300     F Loue referred to God 302   con   Loue referred to men 301 dist     Lye 304 dist M. con * Masse 312 def con   Magistrate 307 dist con   Marriage 311 dist   F Mediator 314. dist def     Meditation 314 dist     Meditation of Gods word Ib. def     Meditation of Gods works Ib. def   F Mercy of God 316 dist con * Merit 317 def con   Ministery 317 def con   Mystery 320       Mortification 323 def con   Multitude 326   N.     Nakednesse 329 dist con   New heauens and new earth Page 335   O.     Offence 341 dist con   One once 342       Ordinance 345 dist con F Originall sinne 346 def con   Oth. 346 def con   Oyle 347 dist P.     Passeouer 350. Def. dist con F Passion of Christ. 351       Patience 353 def con   Perfection 356 dist con   Permission 358   con   Perseuerance in grace 358     ● A Person in the God-head Page 358       Perswasion 358 dist con F Good pleasure of God 364   con   Pilgrimage 360   con   Pope 364       Planting 361 dist con   Prayer 369 dist     Preaching 370 def con F Predestination 370 def     Presumption 372 def con F Price of Redemption 372   con F Priest 374 dist     High-Priest 374       Promises 376 dist     Prouidence 380 def     Prophesie 378 dist con   Purgatory 382   con F Purpose of God 382   Q. con   Quenching the Spirit 385 dist R.   F Reconciliation with God 392       Rest. 403 dist con F Redeeme 393   con F Redemption 393   con F Regeneration or incorporation into Christ. 395 def con F Remission of sinnes 398 dist     Renewing 499 dist con   Repentance 401 def dist con F Reprobation 402 def   F Resurrection from the dead Page 404   con F Righteousnesse of Christ. 410     F Righteousnesse of God 409   con   Rocke 412       Rod. 413 dist con   Reward 407 dist con   Rule 415   S. con   Sabbaoth 417   con * Sacrament 418   con F Sacrifice of Christes death Page 419 dist con   Saint 419   con F Sanctification 422 dist con F * Satisfaction by Christ. 424   con F Sauiour 424       Saluation 424       Seruice 440 dist     Schisme 426 def con F Scripture 428       Shame 442 dist con F Sinne. 447 dist     Signe 445 dist con   Single life 446     F Sitting at the right hand of God 450   con   Sitting at the right and left hand of Christ. 411   con F Sonne of God 455 dist   F Spirit of God 460   con   Seale of the Spirit 116       Sister 450 dist con   Supererogation 471   con   Supremacy 472 def     Sleepe 451 dist     Sheepe 443 dist     Shield 443 dist T.     Testament 483 dist con   Tradition 492 dist con   Transubstantiation 493     * Trinity 495   con   Two Witnesses 501       Temptation 482. 481 dist     Temple 480 dist     Tabernacle 475 dist V.   * Vaile   dist con F Vnion of two natures in christ Page 511   con   Vow 513. def dist con   Vsury 515. def dist     Voyce 514 dist     Vnbeleefe 508 dist W.     Wayes 527 dist   * Watchfulnesse 524 def con   Wedding Garment 539     F Will of God 533 dist   F Wisedome of God 538       Warre 521 dist con   Worthy 551 dist con F Worship of God 551 dist   F Wrath of God 552       Word 544 dist     World 548 dist Z.     Zeale 556 def     Yoake 554 dist A. B. Abba Sig FAther Thus Christ expoundeth it Mark 14 36. and Paul Rom. 8 15. to cry Abba Father the doubling of the worde ioyning to the Syriacke Abba the Greeke word 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 serueth to teach that God is not God of the Iewes onely but of the Gentiles also and will be called vpon in all Languages requiring of his people a strong confidence in his fatherly goodnes through Christ. To abhorre sig To haue a thing in vtter detestation and loathing Esay 1 13. I abhor your Sabbothes and newe Moones Iob. 42 6. I abhor my selfe Sometimes abhorring signifies loathing in shew and profession only and not in truth as Rom. 2 22. Thou abhorrest Idols that is seemest to detest them Abhomination sig Some accursed spirituall filthinesse which deserues to be fled from and abhorred of all men as ominous fearful vnhappy Deut. 22 5. The man that weareth Womans apparell and the Woman that puts on mans raiment both are abhomination vnto the Lord. Prou. 12 22. The lying lips are abhomination vnto the Lord. Matth. 24 15. And often in Moses and the Prophets See Deut. 25 26. 2 Something which for the vncleannesse sake might not be eaten or touched Levit. 11. 10 11. Abhomination of Desolation sig That which all good men detest and hold accursed by reason of the shamefull and foule filthinesse of it deseruing and bringing desolation And this is meant as some thinke of the Idolles which the Romans not long after Christ his Ascention set vp in the Temple at Ierusalem whereupon followed desolation that is the laying wast and downfall of the Temple Citty and Nation of the Iewes this is the abhomination of desolation fore-spoken of by Daniell 9 27. and after spoken of by Mat. 24 15. But Maister Iunius not without great apparance of reason interpreteth Abhomination of the Army of the Romans which consisted of abhominable men to wit Infidels who brought desolation vpon Temple Citty and people Absence referred to God sig His with-holding some signe of his fauor or the sending some Iudgement For as touching his

not away and to raise vp being fallen Psa. 73 23. Thou holdest by my right Hand to hold vp the Hand sig To doo the part and office of a Standard or Ensigne bearer as Moses did when he held vp his rod or staffe with his hand Ex. 17 11. And when Moses held vp his hand Israel preuailed This is not wel vnderstood of Prayer which neither Moses could continue in an whole day neither needed he two to hold vp his hands for this purpose Holy sig That which is seuered from earth and earthlinesse 2 That which is pure cleane and vnpolluted separate from sinne and corruption Such are the godly heere vnperfectly and such they shall be in heauen most perfectly 1. Pet. 1 16. Bee ye Holy Ephe. 1 4. That we should be Holy without blame 3 One who is infinite pure and righteous so is God only Leuit. 11 44. For I am Holy And 19 2. 4 One who is consecrated or set apart of God to be the Messiah and Mediator for mankind hauing for that purpose all the bounty of his Father powred on him Psal. 16 10. Thou wilt not suffer thine holy one to see corruption Luke 4 34 I knowe who thou art euen the Holy one of God Such an one is Christ only who being both properly God as man conceiued of the Holy-Ghost without sinne ordained to be the Sacrifice for sinne and to sanctifie and make al his people holy In these respects he is often and woorthily in Scripture called that Holy one Actes 3 14. Ye denied that Holy one 1. Iohn 2 20. Also he is tearmed the Holy of Holyest or most Holy Dan. 9 24. And to annoint the most holy 5 One who is not only most Holy in himselfe but doth immediately by his vertue and working renew and make Holy others continually stirring them vp vnto Holy duties Thus is the spirit the third person in the Trinity called Holy Mat. 28 19. And the Holy-Ghost Ephe. 4 30. Greeue not the holy spirit of God 1. Pet. 1 2. Unto Sanctification of the Spirit 6 The whole Church of Christ his mystical body euen all his chosen and peculiar people who because they haue in the middest of them God his word and Sacraments to sanctifie them and Christ his holinesse imputed to them and the Spirite of Christ within them to purifie them and doo endeuour to lead a holy life In these regards it is called the Holy Church and Holy people 1. Cor. 1 2. Unto the Church of God Sanctified by Christs Saints by calling Deut. 14 24. Thou art an holy people to the Lorde 7 Things and persons which are set apart by Gods ordinance to Holy vses and Offices Thus Ierusalem and the Temple and the Priests and the Altar and the Sacrifices and the Shew-bread the Fire and Incense Vessels Garments Tithes whatsoeuer was dedicated as Sacred vnto God was called Holy 1. Sam. 24 4. Haggai 1 12. Leuit. 21 6 12. Math. 24 15. Set in the Holie place to be Holy sig To keep himselfe from eating or touching ought which is Ceremonially vncleane Leuit. 11 44. Holinesse sig That diuine vncreated essence which being it selfe most Holy and vndefiled loueth euerie thing which is so and hates the contrary Psal. 89 35. I haue sworne once by mine holinesse that is by my selfe who am most Holy 2 That created quality of purenesse wherein the Saints resemble God being pure seuered in part from mixture of sin as God is Holy and pure Heb. 12 14. Without holinesse no man can see God 3 All duties which do immediately concerne God and his worship Ephe. 4 24. In holinesse and righteousnesse of truth Rom. 6 22. Luke 6 22. Luke 1 75. And in all other places where Holinesse and Righteousnesse are put together 4 Purity or cleannes of body about the act of generation 1 Thess. 44. Possesse your vessels in holinesse 5 Sincerely Holily with a purpose to do as one speaketh Psal. 108 7. God hath spoken in his Holinesse habitation of his Holinesse sig The Land of Canaan which the most Holy God promised to his Holy people by whose residence but chiefly by the speciall presence of God there it was sanctified Exod. 15 1● Thou wilt bring them into the habitation of holinesse Holy of holies or holiest of all sig Some thing person or place which was more Holy then others Hebr. 9 13. Which is called the holiest of all It was that place in the Sanctuarie whether the High-Priest entered once a yeare as a Figure and Type of heauen Holy place sig The Land or Countrey of Iudea called the Holy-Land and an Holy Nation in comparison of other Nations and Landes as Ierusalem is called the Holy Citty being more holy then the Country of Palestine and the Sanctuarie is called Holy because it was more holie then the Citty c. Mat. 24 15. When ye shall see the abomination of Desolation that is the Armie of the Romans set in the Holy place Honesty sig All kinde of duties which men are mutually to practise one towards another without doing any vncomely filthy or wicked thing 1. Tim. 2 ● In all godlinesse and Honesty 2 Carefull couering or comly Garments 1. Cor. 12 23. Put we more honesty on Honor. sig All that respect which we owe to our Gouernors of all sorts which more particularly doth consist in reuerence loue obedience and thankefulnesse as in the fift Commandement 1. Pet. 2 17. Honour the King Exod. 20 12. Honor thy Father and Mother 2 Reuerence to Magistrates Rom. 13. 7. Honor to whom Honor c. 3 Obedience to parents Ephe. 6 1 2. 4 Honest care and regarde of others which are our Inferiors 1. Pet. 3 6 Giue Honor to your wiues This is done by bearing with their weaknesse and prouiding things meet for them according to our degree and estate 5 Helpe and aide which by way of thankfulnesse we doo performe to our Parents or others Mat. 15 6. Though he Honor not Father and Mother 1. Tim. 5 3 17. 6 Estimation 1. Cor. 12 26. If one member bee had in Honor. It also signifies Riches and wealth which beget estimation and Honor by a Metanimie Gen. 31 1. All this Honor. 7 Comelinesse beauty and dignitie 1. Cor. 12 24. And hath giuen more Honour to that part that lacked A more comely and seemely couering 8 Inward reuerence and all outward priuate duties of kindnesse and loue Ro. 12 10. In giuing Honor go one before another Acts 28 10. 1. Pet. 2 17. Honor all men 9 An earnest care to preserue from sinnefull vncleannesse as Fornication Drunkennesse Gluttony Ryot and such like 1. Thess. 4 4. How to keepe his vessell in honor 10 Some publicke function or calling either in Church or Common-wealth giuen to such men as for their vertue deserue to be honoured preferred Heb. 4 5. No man takes this Honor vnto himselfe but he that is called Thus we may wel vnderstand that place of 2. Pet. 1 17. For hee