Selected quad for the lemma: death_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
death_n	good_a	life_n	sin_n	13,827	5	4.6650	4	true

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
B10018	A looking-glasse, or, Paralel, opposing the prophane, carnall professor, and true beleiver, one to the other.	Shaw, Samuel, 1635-1696.	1661 (1661)	Wing S3039A; ESTC R224261	1,950	1

A LOOKING-GLASSE OR PARALEL OPPOSING The PROPHANE Carnall PROFESSOR and true BELEIVER one to the other Prophane Professors Beleivers 1. ARe many to Professors To Beleivers The fewest of all 2. Rest on forms at best Are but Formalists Rest not on formalities 3. Hate profession Profese only Profess and do 4. Are ignorant of the Scriptures Of the truth of the Scriptures Are acquainted with both 5. Will learn nothing Are ever learning Increase in knowledge 6. Tread Christs blood under foot Know not its worth Acknowledge its excellency 7. Are led about by Satan By their own lusts Only by the Spirit 8. Are weary of good duties Grow weaker in them Renew their strength 9. Grow daily more vile Wax worse and worse Are best at last 10. Say they beleive yet beleive not Say they desire to beleive Beleive yet desire more faith 11. Use no means but by constraint Use means and rest there Use means yet rest on none 12. Think they may use too much means Limit themselves Use means most of all 13. Think they may be too holy Are never truly holy Have perfect holiness in Christ 14. Cannot endure to be questioned about Religion Are full of questions Desire to be throughly tryed 15. Change Religion with the times Are easily changed Not by death or torture 16. Will not suffer for Religion Not much Suffer joyfully 17. Say they are more then they seem Seem more then they are Are more then they seem 18. Hate all shew of Religion All power Have both 19. Are Key-cold Luke-warm Truly hot 20. Are devout the Sacrament neer The Sacrament day Truly devout alwaies 21. Are glad when the Sabbath's over When it comes they say Rejoyce most in that day 22. Care not for duties Know not how to do them Look for help from Christ 23. Say they are Sinners but think not so Think they are Sinners but not sin it self Know that they are nothing else but sin 24. Talk of Christ occasionaly Speak of him purposely Delight only in him 25. Call for Gospel Gospel For Law Law For both 26. Cry down terrible preaching Comfortable preaching Take pleasure in both 27. Are not humbled by the Law Not comforted by the Gospel Are by both 28. Account the Law rayling The Gospel Daubing Know the use of both 29. Abuse the Gospel to loosness The Law to despair Use both aright 30. Place Religion in good meaning In good doing In faith in Christ 31. Are strangers to all Righteousness To Evangelicall Righteousness Know Christs Righteousness 32. Put all on Christ and do nothing Do all and leave Christ nothing Do most yet find fulness in Christ 33. Zealous at Common-prayer At Sermons or Fasts Alwaies 34. Talk little of Religion Will talk much Know how to be silent 35. Know no assurance of Salvation Are never assured Strive for and may be infallibly certain 36. Brag of any good they do Are boasters but craftily Deny themselves 37. Post off Repentance till last Are repenting yet repent not Repent yet rest only on faith in Christ 38. Would be Professors at death Beleivers at death Live by faith in life and death 39. Glory in sin In sinfull duties In Christs Cross 40. Cavell most at Profession At beleiving Profess and beleive 41. Raise slanders of Professors Of Beleivers Of none 42. Shun Professors company Beleivers fellowship Imbrace Beleivers in love 43. Joyne with Atheists rather then Professors With prophane then beleivers Love their like 44. Watch for Professors halting Beleivers tripping Are grieved at both 45. Publish Professors faults Beleivers infirmities Cover all in love 46. Mock Professors Gird at beleivers Bear all for Christ 47. Hate Reprovers Bear rebukes hardly Love such above all 48. Are implacable to Professors Are so to Beleivers Are easily appeased 49. Take revenge on Professors On Beleivers Leave all to God 50. Deride the brother-hood Hold fraternity in time of peace Part not with it to death 51. Are terrified by troubles Ever Cast down Glory in Tribulation 52. Love not tidings of death Loath to dye Long for Christs coming 53. Love the praise of men Affect applause Give all glory to God 54. Are all for the world Are much intangled therewith Are Heavenly minded 55. Are hard hearted Close fisted Liberall minded 56. Nourish base Lusts Have their beloved sins Hate all sin truly 57. Are sad in Professors company In Beleivers fellowship Joy in such Society 58. Nickname Professors Beleivers Are nick-named of all 59. Are high-minded Much exalted Are meek and lowly 60. Love none heartily Love in word Love Believers til death 61. Requite good with evill Evill with evill Evill with good 62. Hate their Enemies Love their friends Love their Enemies 63. Are apt for Law-Suits Will go to Law for little Are hardly provoked 64. Glory in their Wealth Are highly exalted thereby Are content in all Estates 65. Are all for mirth Will be wantonly merry Rejoyce not in sin at all 66. Will venture Soule for gain Will hazard much that way Love not filthy lucre 67. Are all for their belly Great belly Gods Hunger more for Christ 68. Would have States put down all shew of godliness All truth and power To maintain both 69. Are careless of Salvation Carefull only for that To walk as the saved 70. By sinning grow more expert More wary More weakned to it 71. Keep others from Profession Think it enough to profess themselves Labour the conversion of others 72. Are not Professors nor will be Are not beleivers yet seem to be Are both 73. Heare but keep nothing Heare and repeat Heare repeat and retain 74. Are open enemys to Christs Cross Secret Adversaries Are hearty lovers of the Cross of Christ 75. Know not Christ at all Love him not Love him unfainedly 76. Are Devils in black Devils in white Glorious Saints By S. S.