Chapter XVII: Part 17
- On page 366, insert a period after "a more spiritual way of
serving God." In the last sentence, correct "kingdem of our
heavenly Father" to "kingdom of our heavenly Father."
- On page 367, in the scripture quotation, change "prophesies" to
"prophecies" and insert a comma, change the comma after "fail" to
a semicolon, and insert a comma after "knowledge."
- The break between pages 368 and 369 is in the word "indeed":
in|deed.
- The break between pages 369 and 370 is in the word "joyful":
joy|ful.
- On page 372, change the quotation of 1 Corinthians xiii. 1 from
"Though I speak with the tongues of men and angels" to "Though I
speak with the tongues of men and of angels" and change "have all
faith so that I could remove mountains, and have no Charity" to
". . . have not Charity" to match the KJV text.
- On page 373, change "benificent" to "beneficent" and "preceeding"
to "preceding." In the quotation of 1 Cor. xii. 1 and 7-10, apply
Reverential Capitalisation (RC) to the word "Spirit" throughout;
change "gift of healing" to "gifts of healing" and "prophesy" to
"prophecy."
- On page 374, in the scripture quotation, apply RC to "Spirit."
At the end of the paragraph, change "Heb. iii. 3, 4" to
"Heb. ii. 3, 4" and the final period to a question mark.
- The break between pages 374 and 375 is in the word "expressive":
ex|pressive.
- On page 377, change "reject them as imposters" to "impostors" for
consistency with other uses on the page.
- The break between pages 378 and 379 is in the word "inspiration":
in|spiration.
- The break between pages 379 and 380 is in the word "inspiration":
inspi|ration.
- On page 380, change "every threatning" to "every threatening."
- On page 382, change "Thy word is a light to my feet, and a lamp to
my paths" to "Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my
path" (Ps. cxix. 105).
- On page 384, change "guidence" to "guidance" and, in the list,
insert a comma after "body of men."
- On page 387, change "It is easier, says he, to conceive than to
express . . ." to "It is easier," says he, "to conceive than to
express . . ." to remove the speaker's interjection from the
quotation.
- On page 388, change "merchandize" to "merchandise."
- On page 391, change "imposter" to "impostor."
- On page 395, change "but least this phrase" to "but lest this
phrase."
- The break between pages 396 and 397 is in the word "meaning":
mean|ing.
- On page 399, change "transcendantly" to "transcendently."
- On page 400, change "dependance" to "dependence."
- The break between pages 400 and 401 is in the word "complete":
com|plete.
- The break between pages 401 and 402 is in a unit which style
indicates should not be broken: "heart?|--And."
- The break between pages 402 and 403 is in the word "sacrifices":
sac|rifices.
- On page 403, a lengthy quote is set in the original with an
opening quotation mark at the beginning of each line. It has
been transcribed conventionally, with one opening and one
closing quote. Change "encreased" to "increased."
- On page 406, insert right quotation mark after "perfectly to keep
the commandments of God" the first time the question from the
catechism is quoted. Also, change "It is very extraordinary, says
he, that this sinless perfection . . ." to "It is very
extraordinary," says he, "that this sinless perfection . . ." to
remove the speaker's interjection from the quoted text.
- On page 409, insert a comma into a list after "losses."
- On page 413, change "letter of their's" to "letter of theirs."
- The break between pages 417 and 418 is in the word "dictates":
dic|tates.
- The break between pages 418 and 419 is in the word "diffused":
dif|fused.
- On page 419, change "things of Gods" to "things of God." The text
alludes to Genesis xlix. 3-4. Change "Reuben is, unstable as water
thou shall not excel" to "Reuben is unstable as water, thou shalt
not excel" (_move comma, shall -> shalt_).
- The break between pages 419 and 420 is in the word "pursuit":
pur|suit.
- On pages 421-2, there are two lengthy quotes that in the original
have an opening quotation mark at the beginning of each line. Each
was set conventionally, with one opening and one closing quotation
mark. Also, change "I may, in the holy and righteous Providence of
God, should the Christian say, be left to fall into error and
delusion" to "I may, in the holy and righteous Providence of God,"
should the Christian say, "be left to fall into error and
delusion" to remove the speaker's interjection from his advice.
- On page 422-3, there is a lenghty footnote. From the first
paragraph, insert a period before the dash and remove left double
quotes after. In the second paragraph, insert double quotes around
the genius' statements, avoiding the asides. Remove right double
quotes from the end of the footnote.
- On page 423, change "false Christ's" to "false Christs."
- In the footnote to Discourse XX, which is originally on page 422,
change "desirous of seing . . ." to "desirous of seeing . . . ."
- On page 425, in the 2 Peter ii. 1 quotation, change "bring up
themselves" to "bring upon themselves."
- On page 430, in the 1 Corinthians xv. 58 quotation, change
"steadfast and imoveable" to "stedfast and unmoveable" to match
KJV.
- On page 433, change "Though I speak with the tongues of men and
angels" to "Though I speak with the tongues of men and of angels"
to match the KJV text and change "benificence" to "beneficence."
- On page 435, there is a lengthy quote which in the original has
an opening quotation mark at the beginning of each line. It was
transcribed conventionally, with one opening and one closing
quotation mark.
- On page 436, change "And we may add Deism, if that may, with any
justice, he called a religion." to "And we may add Deism, if that
may, with any justice, be called a religion." _("he" to "be")_
- On page 437, "behold" to "beheld" in the scripture quotation and
change "ever published to the word" to "ever published to the
world." _("word" to "world")_
- On page 439, change "unnatural and detestible vices" to "unnatural
and detestable vices." _(spelling of "detestable")_
- The break between pages 439 and 440 is in the word "childish":
child|ish.
- On page 441, insert an apostrophe into "For argument's sake."
- The break between pages 441 and 442 is in the word "forgiven":
for|given.
- On page 442, put a period at the end of the sentence "It teaches
us, also, the nature of this atonement."
- On page 443, set the phrase "says the Apostle Paul," in Roman type
because it is not part of the quotation of Galatians v. 24.
- On page 445, change "golden Censor" to "golden Censer."
- On page 447, change "preceeding" to "preceding."
- The break between pages 448 and 449 is in the word "rational":
ra|tional.
- On page 450, change "reconcileable" to "reconcilable."
- On page 452, change "benificence" to "beneficence."
- The break between pages 453 and 454 is in the word "prescribed":
pre|scribed.
- On page 455, insert an apostrophe into "in the mind's view."
- On page 456, change "dependant" to "dependent."
- The break between pages 456 and 457 is in the word
"encouragements": encourage|ments.
- On page 459, change "extatic" to "ecstatic." Change "Moreover you
would there learn, says he, the important lesson . . ." to
"Moreover you would there learn," says he, "the important
lesson . . ." to remove the speaker's interjection from the quoted
text.
- On page 460, set the phrase "to his disciples" in Roman text
because it is not part of the quotation of John xvi. 33.
- On page 461, change "thing upon which it prays" to "preys" and
"fewel" to "fuel."
- On page 468, in the quotation of Mark x. 17-22, change "thou shall
have treasure" to "thou shalt have treasure." Change the comma
after "follow me" to a period. Change "honour" to "honor" twice to
match other uses in that paragraph.
- The break between pages 468 and 469 is in the word "private":
pri|vate.
- The break between pages 470 and 471 is in the word "divine":
di|vine.
- On page 472, change "condescention" to "condescension."
- The break between pages 472 and 473 is in the word "Father":
Fa|ther.
- On page 473, change "condescention" to "condescension."
- On page 476, after the "If God have annexed" sentence, change the
period to a question mark.
- On page 477, change "dissentions" to "dissensions."
- The break between pages 478 and 479 is in the word "happiness":
hap|piness.
- On page 479, in the list of virtues, change "honestry" to
"honesty." Later, change "persuits" to "pursuits."
- On page 480, change "benefitted" to "benefited."
- On page 481, change "recompenced" to "recompensed."
- The break between pages 483 and 484 is in the word "attention":
at|tention.
- The break between pages 484 and 485 is in the word "merciful":
mer|ciful.
- On page 486, change "our Lord himself, when he came to reveal his
Father's will, in forms us . . ." to ". . . informs us . . . ."
- On page 487, change "reclaim us from our evils ways" to "reclaim
us from our evil ways."
- On page 488, change "condescention" to "condescension."
- On pages 490-1, there is a lengthy quote. In the original, there
is one opening quotation mark and one closing quotation mark, on
the following page. It was transcribed with an additional opening
quotation mark at the start of the new paragraph within the
quotation.
End of Project Gutenberg's Twenty-four Discourses, by Nathan Perkins
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