This template may be used in Wiktionary entries to format quotations from Richard Baxter's work Rich. Baxter's Apology against the Modest Exceptions of Mr. T[homas] Blake and the Digression of Mr. G[eorge] Kendall (1st edition, 1654). It can be used to create a link to an online version of the work at the Internet Archive.
|1= or |part= – mandatory: if quoting from one of the parts indicated in the second column of the following table, give the parameter the value indicated in the first column:
Parameter value
Result
Blake
Rich. Baxter’s Account Given to His Reverend Brother Mr T[homas] Blake of the Reasons of his Dissent from the Doctrine of His Exceptions in His Late Treatise of the Covenants
Colvinus
Richard Baxter’s Confutation of a Dissertation for the Justification of Infidels: Written by Ludiomæus Colvinus, aliàs Ludovicus Molinæus [i.e., Lewis Du Moulin], Dr. of Physick and History Professor in Oxford, against His Brother Cyrus Molinæus
Crandon
An Unsavoury Volume of Mr Jo[hn] Crandon’s Anatomized: Or A Nosegay of the Choicest Flowers in that Garden, Presented to Mr Joseph Caryl by Rich. Baxter
The Reduction of a Digressor: Or Rich. Baxter’s Reply to Mr George Kendall’s Digression in His Book against Mr [John] Goodwin
|chapter= and |chaptername= – if quoting from "Confutation of a Dissertation for the Justification of Infidels: Written by Ludiomæus Colvinus", use |chapter= to specify the chapter number in uppercase Roman numerals, and |chaptername= the name of the chapter.
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Parameter value
Result
Account Given to His Reverend Brother Mr T. Blake
*Preface Apologetical
The Preface Apologetical (written 1 August 1653 [Julian calendar])
The Reduction of a Digressor
*Untitled Preface
[Untitled Preface]
Confutation of a Dissertation for the Justification of Infidels
*Apolgetical-Preface
The Apologetical-Preface
*Epistle Dedicatory
To My Dearly Beloved, and Much Honored and Valued Friend, Colonel Sylvanus Taylor (written 8 March 1653 [Julian calendar])
*Fragment
The Fragment of an Epistle, which was the Case of this Dissertation.
L Col
[Letter from L. Col.] (written 6 March 1654 [Julian calendar])
*Postscript
Postscript
[An Admonition of Mr. W. Eyre of Salisbury]
Eyre Postscript
Postscript
*Preface
The Preface
Novemb. 26. 1653
Novemb. 26. 1653 [Julian calendar]
*Reader
Reader
An Unsavoury Volume of Mr Jo. Crandon's Anatomized
*Caryl Dedication
To the Reverend Mr Joseph Caryl, Preacher of the Gospel of Christ.
*To the Reader
To the Reader (written 31 March 1654 [Julian calendar])
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{{RQ:Baxter Blake Kendall|part=Blake|section=1|sectionname=Mr Blake Treat. of Covenants, pag. 79|page=6|passage=If receiving [[w:Jesus|Chriſt]] as a Satisfier and '''Meriter,''' be the only faith that gives right to Juſtification, then on the ſame grounds you muſt ſay, It is the only faith that gives right to further Sanctification and to Glorification: For Chriſt Merited one as vvell as the other.}}; or
{{RQ:Baxter Blake Kendall|Blake|1|sectionname=Mr Blake Treat. of Covenants, pag. 79|6|If receiving [[w:Jesus|Chriſt]] as a Satisfier and '''Meriter,''' be the only faith that gives right to Juſtification, then on the ſame grounds you muſt ſay, It is the only faith that gives right to further Sanctification and to Glorification: For Chriſt Merited one as vvell as the other.}}
Result:
1654, Richard Baxter, “Rich. Baxter’s Account Given to His Reverend Brother Mr T[homas] Blake of the Reasons of his Dissent from the Doctrine of His Exceptions in His Late Treatise of the Covenants. §. 1. Mr Blake Treat. of Covenants, pag. 79.”, in Rich. Baxter’s Apology against the Modest Exceptions of Mr. T[homas] Blake and the Digression of Mr. G[eorge] Kendall.[…], London: […] A. M. for Thomas Underhill,[…], and Francis Tyton[…], →OCLC, page 6:
If receiving Chriſt as a Satisfier and Meriter, be the only faith that gives right to Juſtification, then on the ſame grounds you muſt ſay, It is the only faith that gives right to further Sanctification and to Glorification: For Chriſt Merited one as vvell as the other.
Wikitext: {{RQ:Baxter Blake Kendall|part=Blake|section=73|pages=130–131|pageref=130|passage=Its true that Faith may be ſaid, as you ſpeak, to '''Realize''' ſalvation to the Soul; that is, vvhen the Soul doubteth vvhether there be indeed ſuch a Glory and Salvation to be expected and enjoyed by Believers, as [[w:Jesus|Chriſt]] hath promiſed, here Faith apprehendeth it as Real or Certain, and ſo reſolves the doubt.}}
Result:
1654, Richard Baxter, “Rich. Baxter’s Account Given to His Reverend Brother Mr T[homas] Blake of the Reasons of his Dissent from the Doctrine of His Exceptions in His Late Treatise of the Covenants. §. 73.”, in Rich. Baxter’s Apology against the Modest Exceptions of Mr. T[homas] Blake and the Digression of Mr. G[eorge] Kendall.[…], London: […] A. M. for Thomas Underhill,[…], and Francis Tyton[…], →OCLC, pages 130–131:
Its true that Faith may be ſaid, as you ſpeak, to Realize ſalvation to the Soul; that is, vvhen the Soul doubteth vvhether there be indeed ſuch a Glory and Salvation to be expected and enjoyed by Believers, as Chriſt hath promiſed, here Faith apprehendeth it as Real or Certain, and ſo reſolves the doubt.
